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Other featured books include the first Russian alphabet book, published in 1717, and a 1920’s Turkish publication for children promoting En Güzel Alfabe “The most beautiful alphabet,” or the Roman alphabet imported by Kemal Atat?...
...HARVARD-RADCLIFFE ORCHESTRA. The Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra performs an “All-Russian Program” featuring Prokofiev’s “Lt. Kije,” Kabalevsky’s “Colus Bergeron Overture,” and Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibiton,” with guest conductor Gil Rose. Friday, April 4, at 8 pm. Tickets $13/$11/$8 general, $10/$8/$6 students (2 per ID). Series tickets available at $38/$32/$23 general, $29/$23/$17 students, and $10/$8/$6 for groups...
ALPHABETICS. This exhibit at the Amy Lowell Room in the Houghton Library features various historical artistic representations of different alphabets throughout the world. Works include a medival illustrated Bible, and early 18th century Russian alphabetic book, and an early Latin translation of the Qu’ran. Through April 30. Amy Lowell Room, Houghton Library. For details, call Hope Mayo...
...singing and chess players will be dancing when Chess begins its two week run on the Loeb Mainstage tonight. This rock musical, written by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of the Swedish rock group ABBA, with lyrics by Tim Rice, tells the story of American and Russian chess players competing in a world champion chess match at the height of the Cold...
Then there’s the fitness routine, worth 15 percent of your score. Go ahead and laugh. You try seven minutes of dancing, kickboxing moves, push ups and Russian jumps. Fitness rehearsals were the worst part of the weeks leading up to the telecast. Though my abs were burning, the muscles I worked hardest were in my face—if you stopped smiling for a nanosecond the kindly Southern volunteers would scream out, “SMIIIIIIIILE, Maryland! The judges like girls who look happy...