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...Radar, a new take on social networking Web sites, walked away with the grand prize in a competition held this semester by the newly-formed Harvard College Entrepreneurship Forum (HCEF).HCEF will link the winners of their 2007 Startup Plan Competition and Summer Fellowship Program to an early-stage investor who will provide up to $10,000 to cover the team’s expenses while they develop their business.Tanjeloff and Galkowski, who were honored for their win in a ceremony held last week, first met through HCEF’s online community and soon started work on the business...
...stars. The actors who think they’re a big deal invariably will become a big deal.”“Actors, at their center, are ego,” she continues. “The ego has to be big enough to fill the whole stage.” But her tolerance of egotistical actors is not completely self-indulgent. Having directed numerous plays, Birnbaum knows how it feels to work on the other side of the curtain. “When I’m the director, I’m powerful because...
...good time working with Marcus Stern in the fall in ‘The Marriage of Bette and Boo.’ He has been a teacher, mentor, and friend since freshman year,” Hoagland says. Hoagland is not only varied in his choice of roles on stage, but also roles behind the scenes. He has also directed two of the last seven 24-hour play festivals on campus. Currently the co-director of the Sunken Garden Children’s Theatre, he is directing a production of “Hansel and Gretel” with...
...turn its attention and focus to funding to the litany of opportunities for community-building that exist on a weekly basis: in the new pub, the houses, and wherever a group of friends and classmates can gather for diversion. Instead of huddling with blockmates in front of a stage, for example, the CEB might sponsor a smaller event in the pub catered to fans of a niche musical genre. In a smaller setting, those fans could meet each other and form friendships based on mutual interest. Not only would this represent a more efficient use of the CEB budget...
...breathtaking performance.” Beyond the exceptional amount of time required to practice this orchestral masterwork, the four groups have also had to jump over logistical hurdles in their preparation. “It’s almost kind of an unwritten fire-hazard to get everyone on stage,” says Christine L. Barron ’09, the current president of HRO. The roughly 300 members of the combined groups, as well as many large instruments, including eight tympanis, must all fit on stage at the same time. “You’re shuffling...