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...Seniors: $5. To many, pre-frosh weekend seems like the perfect opportunity to define what the Harvard artistic community is all about. As varied as the events this weekend may already be, the Harvard-Radcliffe Contemporary Music Ensemble has come up with a performance that will make this weekend??s mix of events even spicier. They’re offering five works in one of performance art’s most traditional media: opera. On Saturday, April 22 at 2:00 p.m., Leverett Old Library will serve as the venue for five operas written by Peter L. McMurray...
...we’d like to but it’s sort of good to come to terms with where you stand before nationals,” Porter said. “Now we know how hard we have to work.” METRO SERIES 4 The weekend??s best performance came on Saturday, when the Crimson sent two boats to compete in the Metro Series 4 at Tufts University in Medford, Mass. Although the team at the regatta was young—the four sailors included two freshmen and no seniors—experience...
...party read: “Coconut bras, strategically placed fauna, caution tape, tin foil, trashbags...” “Get creative this Friday night and show us what you’ve got. Join the First Year Social Committee and the Class of 2009 for this weekend??s most risque event,” read the e-mail. But Pollinger said that, “compared to a lot of other annual events on campus, this event would have been tame.” After receiving complaints from three freshmen who felt the event...
Coming from behind to win a race can be tough. But sometimes, holding onto a slim lead can be even more difficult. After last weekend??s race, Radcliffe understands this fact all too well. In Hanover on Saturday, the Black and White’s first varsity eight failed to hold its lead and, in return, failed to gain a victory over Ivy-rival Dartmouth at the O’Leary Cup. Holding a slight edge the entire race, Radcliffe’s heavyweight varsity eight looked poised to avenge last weekend??s loss to Princeton...
...separation stayed consistent through the finish line, when the Big Green crossed in 6:16.0 and Harvard followed suit in 6:18.3, exactly six seats behind. The second varsity race proved just as dramatic, although the first 1,000 meters played out in line with the routs of last weekend??s competition on the road. The Crimson took a quick three-seat lead off of the start and built the margin to a length as both boats went under the Mass. Ave. Bridge at the midway point.But Harvard never was able to establish open water, and Dartmouth took...