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Millhauser is also, perhaps unbeknownst to himself, an excellent political theorist. His idea that the small moment encloses the large maps surprisingly well onto the personality pageant that is Election 2008. According to his “grain of sand?? model, no incident is too tiny from which to construct an overarching narrative...
...them more control over their lines and actions in the film. Brody, the quirky yet strangely attractive teenager from “The O.C.,” was infamous for ad-libbing. One of his funniest lines from the movie, “Keep on rakin’... the sand??s not gonna rake itself,” was his own invention. With Reitman’s obvious enthusiasm for A-lister stars, he may stick around Hollywood for a long time. —Staff writer Erin A. May can be reached at emay@fas.harvard.edu...
...find in any book: a refrigerated vending machine stocked with Hot Pockets, yogurt, Cup o’ Noodles, Strawberry Quik (settle down), and a very suspicious-looking fried chicken sandwich (as our research assistant Trevor J. Walsh ’06 pointed out, “It looks like sand??). There is also a fridge for storing food if you accidentally “over order.” Just make sure to write your name on everything—those bag checkers can be unscrupulous. Science Center: These newly installed machines make a perfect stop...
...featuring the hit club and radio single “We Be Burnin,” as part of his current tour. Avalon. 7 p.m. Tickets available through Ticketmaster. $30. (MEE) Tarantula A.D. Tarantula A.D. celebrates its first full-length album “Book of Sand?? with this performance. Attention Underground opens at 9:30, followed by Caspian at 10:30. T.T. The Bear’s Place. 11:45 p.m. Tickets available through Ticketmaster or at the door. $8 in advance, $10 day of show. (JDMC)PerformancesRuddigore, or The Witch’s Curse. Through...
...could have guessed that precisely three centuries later Alfred de Musset, France’s Shakespeare and George Sand??s hopeless lover, would transform Lorenzo’s story into tragic farce. And even then, no one could have expected that two centuries after that, Lorenzo himself would be transformed—into a skinny, pale, 21st-century girl, with springs in her legs and melancholy eyes...