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...January of last year, Frank Haggerty ’68 stepped down from his position as director of the Harvard Track and Field team, a job he had held for the previous 24 years.It didn’t take long to usher in the new, though, and only ten days later, Jason Saretsky, an associate head track coach at Iona College, was named as Haggerty’s replacement.Having graduated from Columbia in 1999, Saretsky brought youthful vigor to the program as well as some middle-distance and distance expertise. In his last four years at Iona, he helped coach...
...former, late-’80s glory. Blazing guitar riffs, heavy distortion and feedback, and a thumping drum accompaniment immediately recall the raucous sound that the band made their own oh-so-long ago. “Pick Me Up,” the album’s third track, is perhaps the strongest on the album. It’s totally true to the band’s former work, and makes the listener forget that these guys are no longer grunge rockers but rather a bunch of middle-aged dudes. The six-minute, 32-second song is laced...
...don’t like to have work that can be explained in one way,” Camacho says. “In essence, the project was destabilizing the idea of an ideal, comfortable home.” Although Camacho is technically on the film-video track within the Visual and Environmental Studies concentration, he used his senior thesis to explore a different medium. “It’s kind of liberating,” he says of the change. Having grown up in the Philippines, with short stays in Hong Kong and Singapore, Camacho...
...tirade on the Bush administration: “We were standing around like ‘oh yeah, the Patriot Act,’” he says. “Someone bombed a building, let’s give up our rights, we sort of lost track of what we’re protecting… We all were pissed about 9/11 and we wanted to kick ass. I think everybody felt that way, and Dick Cheney took that ball and ran with it, and manipulated us like a horde.”THE BRO’HOODBut...
...piano,” she says. “He’s really interested in getting a performance out of performers.”Musico’s view of music stems largely from his studies, he says. As a Philosophy concentrator on the Mind, Brain and Behavior track, he has taken classes related to musical cognition. In one class, he studied the neuroprocesses of music and emotion. Similarly, he enrolled in a psychology seminar on music and the mind.“In my seminar, I learned that music is an aesthetic experience, but also just particles hitting...