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Eappen: I just feel like, how did Louise become the hero and I become the villain? What is the real issue here? It is child abuse and child murder. I strive in a lot of different directions in life, and now suddenly that striving to be good seems to be bad. The only decision I wish I had made differently was [the decision] not to fire Louise. I wish...
There has been some criticism that The Crimson does not review all student productions. This is valid. While in the past, The Crimson attempted to review all student productions, this year's emphasis on assigning experienced writers to theater reviews has made covering everything impossible. The Crimson should strive to produce both quality and quantity, as the increasing space devoted to arts coverage makes it possible for smaller productions to receive equal coverage and prevent otherwise excellent plays from being marginalized simply because of their low profile...
...Crimson should also continue to strive for thoughtful, critical reviews while attempting to address as many different productions as space and staff allow. The theater review section has much improved over the past year; it is important for The Crimson to continue to build on this improvement. The reader who seems to get lost in this controversy is the person who is not involved in theater but frequents Harvard theater productions. These readers are the majority of those who read arts coverage; however, since they don't often write letters to the editors. Both The Crimson and the actors...
...Education must address this social system," he said, adding that society should strive for "better understanding of the impact on race, ethnicity and group rivalries in many nations...
...album also reveals the heart of a musical conservative. It samples soul and R. and B., and every now and again falls back on a vintage rhythm that could have come from one of LL's early records. "I don't strive to be on the cutting edge of hip- hop," he admits. The song Phenomenon tries to deflate the gangsta mythology, asking, "Does she want a thug/ Or does she want real love?" Then there's Candy, which LL describes as "a celebration of being with a woman and starting a family." Two years ago, he married Simone Johnson...