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Anthropology professor J. Lorand Matory ’82 expressed concern that the campus’ current layout was “antagonistic” to his vocational desire to sit outside and watch people, and asked whether the new Allston site might have more spaces for outdoor seating...
...Back on Wards Berry Farm, there’s a vision of what the sustainable future of food might look like. Between a new peach orchard and a tomato field, a series of outdoor enclosures, and hoop barns house egg-laying hens and wool-bearing sheep. The chickens are free to scratch in the dust and the spring lambs to graze on grass. The manure that the animals produce is used to fertilize the crops and no antibiotics or hormones are needed to keep these free-ranging animals healthy...
...performances have addressed decidedly Grimm topics such as decapitation, their interpretation of “The Three Spinners” may not be the sanitized Disney version. This will be the Sunken Garden’s 12th performance at Arts First Weekend. Their annual productions, held in a small outdoor theater near Longfellow Hall known as the “sunken garden,” manage to keep the attention of a notoriously fidgety demographic. “We just try to focus on making the show kid-friendly,” co-director Alison H. Rich...
...with a Tibetan flag tried to stop the torch early on and was immediately dragged away by police. But aside from a few minor deterrences - including a few raw eggs tossed from the crowd - the torch bearers' passage was without incident. The flame arrived at its final destination, the outdoor stage of the Nagano cultural building, in the hands of Japan's gold-medalist marathoner Mizuki Noguchi. Japan emerged from its Olympic relay with its honor intact and its relations with China unscathed...
...that was thriving. My friends and I relished the sweeping white columns of St. Louis Cathedral—a church flooded during Hurricane Katrina, but now glowing white and gold. In the French Quarter, we browsed souvenir shops, sampled pralines, and listened to a jazz band perform in an outdoor cafe. But after delighting in the bustle of the French Quarter, we saw another part of New Orleans that didn’t look like America at all—the Ninth Ward. Gabe Unger ’11’s friend from New Orleans, Kimble Wright...