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...andthe spirit of the music then we ARE Blackenough...Yes, as the racial and culturalcomposition of a group changes, the focus of itsexpression may shift. But let us remember that weare all 'students of life,' and that skin-colorneither inherently implies an understanding ofhistory or culture, nor a lack thereof...
Bemoan lack of community as much as you like, but the Lowell House Opera's success or lack thereof has extraordinarily little to do with who the residents of Lowell House are. Now the Dunster House Opera (consider, those who remember, the former character of Dunster) might be another matter, except that that company, aside from an inability to come up with a "more irresistible and convincing lead" this last year (which had nothing to do with randomization) is doing just fine. WESLEY C. CHINN '98 March...
Born of their incompetence in laundry skills, a lack of time, a surplus of funds or some combination thereof, there are certain people who have their laundry done every week by HSA Cleaners. They bear in silence the knowledge that their Harvard classmates must occasionally load quarters into a washer and dryer, while all they do is walk to their accustomed depot on Monday, Wednesday or Friday, drop off or pick up their laundry and then waltz away. They don't worry about fabric softener, bleach, detergent or the gentle cycle. Permanent press sounds like a never-ending basketball game...
...Generation X, both acclaimed for their caustic portraits of jaded twentysomethings, presents another foray into the minds of the hollow, the directionless, the lonely and the poorly-adjusted of the MTV generation. Through their offbeat, media-savvy voices, he opens up a philosophical debate on meaning (or lack thereof) in the modern world, on the detrimental effects of technology on society and the environment, and on the need to challenge the established system...
Thanks so much for the article on Black History Month (or the lack thereof) in Concord (News, Feb. 25). It is a highly original theme, and author Stephanie Clifford has clearly done a lot of careful investigation...