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...Horner Room of the Agassiz Theatre DATES: Nov. 10 – Nov 12 DIRECTOR: Joshua H. Billings ’07 PRODUCERS: Emily C. Richmond '06 and Michael V. Givey '06Continuing their successful track record after last year’s much-praised production of “L??Orfeo,” The Harvard Early Music Society (HEMS) again impressed audiences with polished artistry in the weekend performance of two operatic works: “Les Plaisirs De Versailles” and “Actéon.” True to its origins...
...another decade's worth of prime movie farces, from the near wordless The Bellboy to the daft poignancy of The Nutty Professor (in a dual role as both himself and Dean), he bent the medium as smartly as he distorted his own body. This 10-film set deserves a L??gion d'Honneur medal, or at least your grateful patronage...
...patience he informs me that a lute is also a string instrument or a clay-like substance. The education continues. Still, it only counts for six points, and I continue with a masterful bit of psychology, playing “bell” onto the new “L??. Simon had a run-in with the authorities in 1999 when he broke into the house of baseball player Albert Belle, where his ex-girlfriend was staying. In my haste to conjure some painful memories and throw him off his game, I left him wide open from downtown...
...natural and realistic portrayal of the area. Its depictions of sex, racism, violence, and jealousy won the movie critical acclaim. Soon after directing the intense, graphic, crowd-shocking film, Dumont rekindled the lights around his name—first, with the equally probing, sexual, violence-infiltrated “L??Humanité” in 1999, then again with his first English-language film, “Twentynine Palms” in 2003. On October 24-30, Harvard Film Archive will be presenting On Set with French Cinema, its annual program designed for French directors to relate...
...just as they are already carded to gamble in the first place). Furthermore, the rest of the world does not seem to be following the trend set by the U.S. Many countries abroad have recently lowered the legal gambling age, including France, the Bahamas, and 12 of the German L??nder. The U.S. should place a priority on being consistent—both within internally and with the world at large. The gambling age should be set nationally at 18. At 21, it is undermined by one’s ability to buy lottery tickets (in all states...