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Despite her heavy involvement in theater groups at Harvard, Banks-Johnson ultimately decided to enter, in her professional career, the much more stable world of production, working behind—rather than on??the stage...
...bottom line is this: We Harvard kids have a tendency to take ourselves too seriously, and the whole system—college admissions, job applications and so on??seems designed to help us stay that way. But ultimately we are in control—and therefore responsible—for choosing how we use our time, either in the frivolous pursuit of seriousness or in the serious pursuit of frivolity. You only have 20,257 days left to enjoy yourself. I suggest getting started...
However, the squad never got the chance, as Tulane’s Jacobo Hernandez held on??after a brief display of nerves—for a 6-4, 6-4 win and an overall Green Wave victory...
...course was called ‘American Film Criticism,’ but in actuality we watched a movie and Elvis Mitchell talked about it for an hour,” Fox said. “There was always something exciting going on??you never knew what was going to happen, which was something unique for a Harvard class...
...Levy plays Hedda herself, the central character of the show and the figure around which the entire play revolves. Soskin criticizes Levy for the fact that “even when the focus on stage is away from her, she is always ‘on?? and never abstracted or distracted.” This statement, as well as casting some doubt on his theories about acting, reveals Soskin’s misinterpretation of the character of Hedda. The whole point of the play is that Hedda is suffering from an agony of awareness about her own imprisoned...