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...script. The play’s complex intrigues come off as somewhat contrived—even though its story of publishing and plagiarism is not unfamiliar to Harvard—but the dialogue often rang even more false. Twice throughout the play, Elizabeth tried to win David to her side, telling him that unlike Chris, the two of them are “old inside.” Moments like this one, where the script was too self-consciously trying for depth, fell flat, puncturing the light-hearted, quick-moving mood of the play...
...director, Walker also livened up the theatre with her dynamic blocking. While the conspiracies within the play developed, her blocking neatly reflected the changing relationships of the characters. At one point, Catomeris and Cutmore-Scott stood at opposite sides of the stage, facing away from each other, with Kargman sandwiched between them in the role of peacemaker. Later, she effectively reversed the picture as Catomeris and Cutmore-Scott circled Kargman triumphantly, stopping on either side of her in order to clink champagne-glasses over her head...
...students munched on locally grown organic apples in the Thayer Hall basement to plan the campaign for Slow Food Harvard, a new group that aims to promote sustainable eating habits among students.“It’s a cause that people come at from the environmental side, from a gourmet side, from a labor side,” said founder Francesca T. Gilberti ’10, who is also a Crimson magazine editor. “It’s all-inclusive.”LOCAVORES UNITEPopularized as the “locavore” movement...
...score of 21-6 yesterday at the Malkin Athletic Center. In dual-meet play, nine bouts are fought for each weapon—with three fencers in each weapon facing off in round-robin play—for a total of 27 bouts. The men’s side won all three weapons, 7-2 in saber, 8-1 in foil, and 6-3 in epee. The women dominated Sacred Heart in saber, 8-1, and foil, 9-0, but lost epee, 4-5. On Saturday, both teams faced off against five other schools at Princeton’s Jadwin...
...look at the season so far in the ECAC, there really haven’t been a lot of penalties,” Donato said. “The good [side] is that on most nights, really, the penalties haven’t decided the outcome of the game or haven’t had an enormous impact on the game. The bad side is that the game has probably suffered a little bit as far as the skill level and the ability to get up and down the ice without hooking and holding. I think it?...