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Skimming through The Crimson’s sports section yesterday, it was impossible not to be struck by just how great a time it is to be a Harvard sports fan. Just one look at www.ivyleaguesports.com confirms this fact, as the front page of that website is currently filled with Harvard athletes’ accomplishments and accolades. How quickly things change...
...also really struck me that the trials all begin when a black woman steps out of her boundaries and gets the girls to start dancing,” he said. “The play is about the perceived troubles that begin when whites start mixing with blacks...
Moravcsik said the report struck a desirable balance between blaming structure and policy for the current state of trans-Atlantic relations...
...about the progress of the investigation of the bombings. They insinuated that it was a maneuver to deflect criticism of its support for the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq. And based on the thousands of protestors who turned up for last week’s election, the accusation certainly struck a chord with the populace...
Though the show constantly grapples with weighty themes, Spillane-Hinks quells any fears that Top Girls is merely an intellectual discourse rather than character-based theater. She says that during her first reading, she was “struck by the simultaneously huge issues of politics and culture and gender that were going on in the play while at the same time, the basic human relationships were not compromised...