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This delicious mélange of self-expression and artistic interpretation is at its most titillating during a duet called “The Grass is Always Greener” between Cassis, assuming the role of a glam celebrity, and Sarah E. Stein ’08, posing as a housewife clad in curlers and a bathrobe. Cassis and Stein begin the number with a subtle double entendre involving Cassis’ mink stole, and precisely at this moment the glee and giddiness that bubbled just beneath the surface all evening manifests itself in their uncontrollable giggling. It took...
...Stein said he expected that the majority of New Deal’s audience would share the founders’ liberal views, but insisted that would not detract from the magazine’s mission. He said what sets New Deal apart from other liberal publications is its focus on fresh ideas and grassroots activism...
...Deal solicits submissions—accepted in almost any format, including movie clips—from high school students, undergraduates and graduate students from any institution. Karvounis and Stein both stressed that the magazine is not a Harvard student organization...
...essential that this creates action, and that most fundamentally is our point,” Stein said. “We really want to be a place where young progressives can hash out their ideas and proposals, and get responses from other young liberals...
...years, House Committees (HoCos) have provided valuable services to their communities by hosting parties, running Stein Clubs and making an immediate impact with fun study breaks. HoCos run House tailgates at the Harvard-Yale game, help improve House facilities and act as liaisons between the students of each House and the House Masters. They are indispensable to House life...