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...Excerpts from “Blue Until June?? first took the stage, featuring six talented dancers in a stylistic mixture of classical ballet and blues. The dancers embraced the music, capturing jazz-like riffs in the movement of their body. There were three sections to the piece, which was staged by Jason Hartley, and each was uniquely striking: an impressive opening group number, a captivating pas de deux, and a strange—but nevertheless entertaining—final ensemble...
...that gradually climax and make way for Oberst’s lyrics. He delivers a tired outline of the modern condition: “Future Markets, Holy Wars…the freedom-fighting simulcast…the polar icecaps centrifuge…First snowman built at the end of June??fifteen-minute fame.” Oberst eventually asks, “Would you agree times have changed?” The next song, “Four Winds,” busts through with a welcome energy, cheerful violin riffs, and driving guitar chords. He sings, again...
...life sciences, 15 in the physical sciences, and 9 in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences—will allow the FAS dean to further shape the distribution of the Faculty across the disciplines. But with Knowles scheduled to step down as interim dean in late June??and with President-elect Drew G. Faust yet to name Knowles’ successor—some professors have questioned whether the dean’s plan will proceed even after his tenure ends. “It will most certainly be high on the agenda for the next dean...
...former U.S. president and husband of presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will address students as Class Day speaker at June??s Commencement exercises, the Senior Class Committee announced Thursday...
...five weeks. The exhibit features photographs with interactive sound components, as well as a sound and light installation. Tutschku had an enormous amount of creative freedom and played the dual role of artist and curator. According to him, the process of creating the exhibition—which started last June??involved a careful balance of human, technological, and visual components. WALLS AND LAYERS “Conceiving of the work was a trial of putting together layers,” he says. “It’s like reading a complicated text. What I like very...