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...accounted for this tension in all aspects of the show, from the ballet itself to its surrounding atmosphere. The music abruptly alternated between Mozart’s chamber pieces and Nancy Euverink’s synthesized soundscape “Sub Pulse 2.” The costumes, by Charles Heightchew, were classical tutus—but also frayed and skin-colored so that the dancers appeared nude to the audience. The movement was classically grounded, but also edgy and fractured. All in all, it was a jarring performance...
...Seligmann did come to Harvard, he would be going from a program that currently ranks third in the nation to one that ended the 2006 season with a sub-.500 record...
...openly gay and bisexual military personnel. “Wasting taxpayer dollars by discharging competent service members under ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ doesn’t make sense,” Meehan, chairman of the House Armed Services Sub-Committee on Oversight and Investigations, said at a Washington, D. C., press conference yesterday. “It is long past time that we act to repeal it,” he added. Meehan’s bill, the Military Readiness Enhancement Act, was first introduced...
Speaking of schadenfreude, who hasn’t enjoyed Princeton’s long, bumpy fall to the bottom of the standings? It’s been a three year devolution for the former heavyweights: 2004-05 saw the Tigers post their first sub-.500 Ivy record, last year brought a miserable non-league performance preceding a recovery in league play (10-4, a record now looking like the classic “dead cat bounce”), and this year will likely end up with Princeton in last place for the first time ever...
CORRECTION The sub-headline of the March 1 story "Pain Relievers May Cause High Blood Pressure" incorrectly stated that a University Health Services pharmacist recommended that students try methods of pain relief other than pain relievers. In fact, a Harvard Medical School professor, Gary C. Curhan, made the recommendation; the pharmacist quoted in the story was not aware of the findings discussed in the article...