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...Tyler's folksy style of cartooning belies her art-school background. She eschews careful portraiture in favor of just a few details that reflect the nature of the personality. She depicts one ex-boyfriend as something closer to a worm than a human. Apparently something of a pack rat at home, she also likes filling her panels with stuff. Your eyes are constantly exploring and discovering new things, like the advertising babble coming out of the background radio in some scenes. Though Tyler claims to prefer working in black and white, the pieces she does in color display a gift...
...hone their art, a different, but no less integral, craft is practiced in the basement’s set-building workshop and in the pit, the homes of the technical crew and the orchestra, respectively. The lighting, sound, set, and music of “Ruddigore” all reflect the intense attention and care of their creators. Master painter Andrea Tsurumi, ’07 wipes her hands on her already paint-speckled T-shirt, then starts helping set designer Courtney E. Thompson, ’09 paint a wooden lattice. After Thompson designs the set for a scene...
...curriculum. The Committee considered complementing the tripartite distributions requirements with such a course—one that would not expect people to walk away with answers but would attempt to “contribute to students’ ethical and intellectual development by providing an occasion to reflect self-critically on what they believe and why.” But the Committee in the end gave in to worries that such “exceptions,” without “clear principles by which to limit them,” could turn the simple distribution system into...
...great for Harvard to match not only because it would show Harvard’s continuing support and empathy for victims in South Asia, but also to support student initiatives regarding the relief effort,” Siddiqui said.McCambridge also said that the comedy show may reflect the HCC’s evolution from an organization with few titles or specific delegations to one where members’ individual titles and roles are more significant. The HCC was restructured last spring to give its members more specific jobs—such as delegating individuals to the task...
...thatSamuel Alito Jr. has beennominated to become an associate justice of the Supreme Court [Nov. 14], will someone please make the argument that the biggest reason he should not be confirmed is his gender? If the Supreme Court is to reflect the nation's demographics, at least half its members should be women. The court's overwhelming maleness isn't a fair representation of the majority of Americans. Surely the legal profession has at least one woman as competent as Alito...