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Details of women trafficking are hard to come by. Like the drug trade, it takes place in a shadowy world where victims and witnesses are intimidated into silence. But dozens of interviews by Time with investigators, traffickers and women freed from bondage paint a harsh picture of medieval abuse and...
Fitness buffs getting bored with StairMaster are discovering a new twist in exercise machines, the Gyrotonic Expansion System (GXS). Popular in Europe and used in some 150 exercise and dance studios in the U.S., the machine looks like a cross between a postmodern sculpture and a medieval torture rack. There...
Greek coins and medieval triptychs might not match the allure of Museum of Fine Arts-Boston's "blockbuster" exhibitions, but Harvard's art museums do have one thing that many area museums lack: a steady and increasing flow of visitors.
Does the ancient Puritan connection between virtue and boredom still run beneath the glitzy, pleasure-roiled surface of American culture? For the answer, go and visit the retrospective of Sol LeWitt's paintings, sculpture and prints at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. It will dispel...
Stephen E. Sachs '02, a returning columnist and history concentrator in Quincy House, is editorial chair of The Crimson. He is a student of both medieval history and modern technology, and has interned for the Democratic staff of the House Judiciary Committee. His column, which will appear on alternate Tuesdays...