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...could not get past Angela DiPastina of Ohio State in the final. The team of Chu and freshman Catriona Stewart was the Crimson’s only entrant in the doubles draw. The pair, seeded no. 2, advanced to the semifinals before again running into Ohio State. DiPastina and Sonia Ruzimovsky, the 3 seed, were able to knock off Chu and Stewart 8-3 and prevent the Crimson from sweeping both singles and doubles. —Staff writer Caleb W. Peiffer can be reached at cpeiffer@fas.harvard.edu...
...commitment on the part of FAS,” Elizabeth Bergmann, the Director of the Harvard Dance Program, says. “I think everyone coming in is bowled over by how well it’s been done.”Dance students at Harvard seem to agree: Sonia K. Todorova ’07, a member of the Harvard-Radcliffe Dance Company (HRDC) and a choreographer for Dancer’s Viewpointe, explained how significant an improvement it was to be working in a purpose-built space rather than...
...There seems to be a strong Lesbian element to many of the female relationships, particularly between Victoria Landy [the Landy family matriarch] and Sonia [the local hairdresser]. Why did you make that choice...
...woman was an unusual experience for Horowitz, who was more comfortable in the company of men. As for Wanda, even a life of caddying for her fiery father had not prepared her for the emotional wringer she would go through with Horowitz. Despite the birth of their daughter Sonia in 1934, Horowitz's bisexuality ensured that the marriage was often stormy. They separated in 1949 and did not get back together permanently until 1953. "There were predictable problems for the marriage," says an Italian artist who has known Wanda since she was a girl. "She was deeply hurt...
...Sonia was the tragic Horowitz. A pretty but moody girl with dark burning Toscanini eyes, she was her famed grandfather's favorite and could speak to him in a way that nobody else dared. The maestro once asked her whether she would prefer to be a conductor or a pianist. "A conductor," Sonia replied. "It's easier." She was naturally talented, adept at the piano, a good writer, accomplished at painting and photography. But she was emotionally unstable, and Toscanini's death in January 1957 grieved her deeply. Five months later, she was severely injured in a motor-scooter accident...