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...Beckett’s Shorter Plays,” the set of his short plays (“Catastrophe,” “Rough For Theater 1,” “Footfalls,” and “Rockaby”) which ran from Mar. 2-4 at the Loeb Ex, was no exception. Despite the brief show—the whole program was less than an hour long—producer Mark P. Musico ’07 managed to convey a deep sense of unease that lasted long after you left the theater?...
Dancing, playing, singing, and a little bit of self-deprecation (or cultural analysis, depending on how you look at it) marked Ghungroo 2006: A Cultural Celebration, which brought all of its color and joy to the Agassiz Theatre during its Mar. 2-4 run. Although it would be too much to say that the show went off without a hitch—problems of the technical variety, unfortunately, were plentiful—the 17th annual celebration of South Asian culture, produced by Alka R. Tandon ’07 and Arjun Vasan ’07 and directed by Saikat...
Loui Itoh’s column, “Not a Time to Kill” (Mar. 1), carries significant misinformation and sadly perpetuates many of the myths about abortion in an effort to promote a particular moral agenda. Firstly, the term “partial birth abortion” is not a term used by the medical community; it is one used by anti-abortion activists to stir up emotion. Similarly, she defines a 20-week-old fetus as a “child” based on its childlike physical features. Again, the medical community disagrees...
...strategy in goal, potentially splitting the time between freshman Joe Pike and sophomore Evan O’Donnell to utilize each player’s abilities. After Saturday, the Crimson begins a long season of both tough conference and non-conference play, beginning with a game Mar. 10 against preseason No. 10 Massachusetts. The schedule includes four 2005 conference champions, and nine games against schools that are either ranked or receiving votes in the national poll. “How well we come out this weekend will set the tone for this season,” Mikula said...
...Carpenter center. There will also be an Arts Showcase that will include an act by a Senegalese musician from a family of griots along with performances by members of the wider Boston community. BAF’s broad cross-cultural ambition will be displayed in full force on Saturday, Mar. 4, when participants will be encouraged to participate in a hands-on exploration of black art forms by attending one of the many workshops open to anyone interested. Options range from an Expression workshop to a trip to the Afro-Brazilian world of Capoeira. The event will conclude on Sunday...