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...it’s worth sticking it out through the less inspired moments of “Metamorphoses.” When Ovid gets to speak for himself, the weight disappears, and the show takes...
...Arts and Sciences spokesman did not return requests for comment last night. Turner said he was encouraged by the meeting. “Although I think he definitely could have made some better efforts to include minorities on his advisory committee, on the same token, because we got to speak to him directly, I feel he’ll be able to make the best decision,” Turner said. It is not yet clear to what extent Smith will take into consideration the concerns of students or the advice of committees as he searches to replace interim Dean...
...We’re surrounded by ourselves at Harvard,” Mortazavi said. “But to have someone from Uganda come, speak, and inspire us—and in turn get inspired by us—is a unique, great experience. It’s a great testament to the amount of time, emotion, and dedication that young people have...
...International Olympic Committee fed up with the shaggy, revolutionary folk from Cambridge, Mass. The Harvard varsity returned home without a medal, disappointed by the results on the water and exhausted by the affairs off of it. Their protest proved the final chance for Harvard’s oarsmen to speak up in such a public way: in 1972, the U.S. Olympic committee changed the selection process for the men’s eight, opting to compose a boat based on individual performances rather than the choose fastest university crew in a time trial. But the mystique and singularity of that...
...That responsibility gives coxswains more room for creativity than anybody else in a boat. Coxswains continually look for words, phrases, and sounds that will inspire a crew throughout a grueling and exhausting sprint for the finish line. Online rowing communities have MP3 recordings of coxswains during race time. Crews speak nostalgically of calls their coxswains made at crucial points of a race. “I would say I’m incredibly aggressive and in away a little bit evil,” Davis says of his coxing style. “I think the best way to motivate...