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...resemble giant pages of Silverstein’s books, replete with hand-drawn illustrations in Silverstein’s distinctive style. Despite the lack of logical plot connections between scenes, the number of recurring themes and motifs—communicating through printed signs, treasuring things that are typically considered trash, killing one’s loved ones, and questioning the nature of things hidden under or behind literal and metaphorical surfaces—created a sense of coherence. —Staff writer Marin J. D. Orlosky can be reached at orlosky@fas.harvard.edu...
...rather bored. Why they thought people would be entertained by watching the band travel by luxury bus is hard to say. As if to compensate for the dullness of the band’s scenes, they alternate with shots of the antithesis of boring: stuff burning. A billboard, some trash, a car, and a bus stop are among the things that are incongruously and computer-generatedly on fire throughout an anonymous city as passers-by go about their day-to-day lives without paying attention to the flames. The band members gaze soulfully upon some of the blazes. I don?...
...thing won’t happen to much in Harvard Square,” Pappas said. “It’s kind of tiny.” Waitresses at Cambridge, 1, located next door to the soon-to-be ice cream store, complained that throwing away their trash has become an arduous task since the space next to them was occupied. They used to leave garbage bags in front of the empty storefront overnight and the garbage collectors would pick them up in the morning. “Now we have to run out when the trash...
...should be done in an environment of free and open debate. Though his criticism was harsh, it was focused on the idiocy of Dewey’s beliefs, not the integrity of his character. If civility demands that we politely stand complacent while public figures on this campus openly trash a movement for equal rights, then screw civility...
...attempting to reach out to more homeless citizens, struggle for sorely-needed federal and state funds. And some of the individuals counted in last month’s census are on the streets because they refuse assistance already available to them.Briefly pausing as he picked soda cans out of trash cans in Harvard Square, Mike—who refused to give his last name—said the census missed him, since he sleeps under a bridge. Although he has been homeless for 11 years, he said he does not need the City’s assistance...