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...Golden Calf” alternates points of view among a wide array of people—artists, office clerks, riddlers, poets, madmen, accountants, Catholic priests, authors and photographers??while concentrating its plot on the work of a band of thieves. The story focuses on four of these thieves; they are conspiring to rob and bring to ruin their associate, the malevolent Korieko, who, it just so happens, is a secret millionaire—an “underground Rockefeller...
Even as he recalls the young photographers?? accounts that the Israeli occupation has made the lives of children and adults alike a living nightmare, he dismisses them as “highly charged” and “controversial.” That life inside a refugee camp is hard is “irrefutable,” according to Mr. Bronshtein—just don’t let those who actually live there remember, interpret, and struggle against that reality. Should their speech rights be suspended along with the rest of their freedoms...
...speak for themselves: Each one depicts a real life experience of these teenagers. The event wasn’t about a scholarly or policy-based critique. It intended to offer a truthful, ground-level perspective of the issue—however desolate that may be—and the photographers?? images and words undoubtedly did just that...
...their experiences abroad with one another. Most students at the event felt positive about their time spent away from campus. “Going abroad was the best decision I’ve made here at Harvard,” Saldarriaga said. The exhibition allowed everyone to share the photographers?? exotic experiences. “It was great fun for me to spend a whole afternoon being an armchair traveller,” Martin-Kao said of her judging experience. The event kicks off the OIP’s International Education Week, which highlights opportunities for study...
...woman, and her cloth banner that read “Democrats for Free Peace,” disappeared into the backstage area, while the press—a smattering of rookie New York Times and Washington Post reporters looking for a scoop, local newscasters, and photographers??trailed behind, shouting questions in her direction...