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...particularly as the peoples of the Diaspora continue to move to and influence new locations and people, so each year the BAF attempts to provide a cross-section.”This year, the cross-section will include a production of August Wilson’s “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” a BlackCAST production, which explores “intra-racial experiences and inter-racial relations within the music industry,” according to Julie Ann Crommett ’08, a member both of Kuumba and the BAF board...
...bevy of other musicians this past January to win the BachSoc’s annual two-day Concerto Competition. This Saturday’s concert will contribute to the already-rich history of the Bach Society Orchestra, an organization that has nurtured the likes of cellist Yo-Yo Ma ’76 and composer John Adams ’71. Despite Mozart’s not-so-recent death in 1791, the ever-lively BachSoc’s performance promises to revive his masterful music...
House: Kirkland Concentration: Social Studies Hometown: Marshfield, MA Ideal Date: Oh man, it’s all about the girl. There’s nothing better than being with a girl who is cool with herself and a little crazy. Best way for a guy/girl to get your attention: I’ve been accused of being oblivious to passing glances, so try a little harder. Where to find you on a Saturday night: Usually in the Quad making up the drunker half of the tragically named Team Cool. First thing you notice about a guy/girl: Whether she is comfortably...
...enthusiasts, hopes to qualify for the international showdown of simulated soccer players: the RoboCup World Cup. “The ultimate goal of RoboCup is to create a team of robots that can beat the World Cup champions by 2050,” says club Co-President Jeffrey K.L. Ma ’07. But with the average robot standing at just 15 cm tall, it certainly will take some time–or at least a growth spurt–before these robots make it to the big (human) league. In the more immediate future, the CRFC is focused...
...said Gabriel M. Scheinmann ’08. The change in weather has forced many students to burrow into forgotten corners of their closets to revive that woefully neglected winter wardrobe. “I finally had the opportunity to wear my winter boots,” Emily H. Ma ’08 said. But despite the recent dip in degrees, this season’s campus outfits have reflected the eerily warm temperatures. “This is the best winter we’ve ever had. I don’t have to wear tights...