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...Modern Acoustic RockMemorial Church Mass Cello PerformancePaine Hall Under ConstructionPhillips Brooks House A Cappella...With a Twist!Sanders Theatre Harvard Veritones: A Cappella PerformanceScience Center D3:15 PM Japanese Tea Ceremony DemonstrationsTearoom, East Asian Languages and Civilizations Department, 5 Bryant St. 3:30 PM Organ ConcertAdolphus Busch Hall Ivory Tower and Harvard HookupsCarpenter Center Prokofiev Sonata for Violin and PianoFogg Art Museum Calderwood Courtyard Liz Carlisle ’06Harvard Yard Stage The LetterHolden Chapel David Wax ’06Holden ChapelDance FestivalLowell Lecture Hall Brahms String SextetMemorial Church Beethoven Piano Concerto no. 3Paine Hall T.H.U.D. Live!Sanders Theatre...
...scouting establishment—that which commentators invoke when promoting the virtues of Scott Podsednik’s hustle or the merits of “small-ball”—there is an even older tradition that advocates of statistical analysis can use to combat the Tower of Babel-esque national baseball coverage: the scientific method...
...more than complicit in the production of inauthentic chick lit, that regrettably pervasive genre of packaged pop culture easily digested by teenage girls. We encourage and even inspire it. Harvard, I am most distressed to recognize, is at risk of becoming a bit like chick lit itself. The ivory tower has fallen; in its place we have erected a shopping mall...
...said that the ivory tower has fallen. This is no secret in the world at large, where “The Da Vinci Code” tops bestseller lists and serves as both the primary impetus for, and evidence in, ‘theological debates’ among the enlightened masses. In a culture where a talk show host’s approval immortalizes novels, where the most well-known humanitarian is a rock star, and where movie stars can popularize a religion created by a science fiction novelist, we cannot expect much in the way of literary and intellectual...
...unique power to influence all those who look to us with admiring and scrutinizing eyes. If we choose to oppose the tide of cultural mediocrity, we can be at the vanguard of a literary reformation. It is time to restore the loftiness, if not the arrogance, of the ivory tower...