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...contrasts sharply with Americans’ cautious sensitivity. But here on the quiet streets of Paris’ suburbs, where Muslims are, in some places, the majority, and where Muslim women wearing headscarves shuffle along their daily routines undisturbed, the France imagined by legislators seems more than just a m??tro ride away...
...Line is distributing the filmed version of Gabriel Garca M??rquez's novel Love in the Time of Cholera, and since Latin female stars have higher wattage than ever, it would seem felicitous timing. But you won't find one of them in this movie. And not just because of the budget. It used to be that playing a romantic lead was a rite of passage for any actor who wanted be on the A list. But in a world saturated with details of what sweatpants and cereals celebrities choose, it's hard for actors to get people...
...intellectual property rights, enabling the inventor to begin discussing the discovery openly and allowing OTD to start shopping the invention to potential licensees. It gives the University and the inventor a year to decide whether to pursue a full patent application. Associate Professor of Pathology Karl M??nger says that applying for a provisional patent takes “30 minutes...
...along. Those absurd and whimsical games which, growing up, were products of impulse alone, now seem like calculated ways of getting attention. How does this happen without our noticing? Perhaps the imagination, like baby teeth, just falls out in pieces and is replaced with something more permanent. Maybe the m??lange of hormones that drown a body in adolescence takes no prisoners and leaves no survivors. Whatever it is, one day spaceships turned back into boxes and the monsters moved out of the closet. Losing this capacity to fantasize is conceptually heart-breaking to me, but it?...
...just choreographing dances—she’s choreographing winning dances. Her piece “fallen falling” was chosen to represent Harvard at a regional American College Dance Festival in February of 2008. HEMS will perform a piece she choreographed, “M??tamorphoses,” at the Boston Early Music Festival this June and as part of an arts festival in Versailles this summer. The piece that Koch will take to France uses dance to bring a novel, dramatic element to the HEMS show. The director of the Harvard Early Music Society...