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...means that it falls upon film fans to reverse this disturbing trend. Don’t see movies that have been withheld from critics, and discourage your family and friends from patronizing these studios. You can’t count on Hollywood’s movie-houses to do what??s right, but you can bet they’ll do what??s profitable. —Staff writer Bernard L. Parham can be reached at parham@fas.harvard.edu...
...term “opera” can be construed as restrictive, according to McMurray and Lim. McMurray, who is co-producing the shows with Lim, hopes that instead, audiences will find the 15-minute operas refreshing and enjoyable. “For me, people making new stuff is what??s interesting,” says McMurray, referring as much to the compositional process as to the performance itself. “Doing your own thing can be potentially divisive, but this is just about people who want to make music,” he says...
...Coney Island of the Mind.” Midway through the performance, he began a multimedia presentation of post-Sept. 11 poetry: the American natural anthem and bird calls played beneath and between his stanzas, as Ferlinghetti raised and lowered the volume by hand for emphasis. “What??s really amazing is that his work [from the 1950s] is still dynamic, resonant, and conscious today,” said Daniel Tobin, a member of the Poetry Club and chair of the Department of Writing, Literature and Publishing at Emerson College. The pieces Ferlinghetti selected addressed themes...
...wager that no one ever thinks about one peculiar side effect of all of this: it’s not just our peers we’re exposing ourselves to—it’s our progeny.Effectively, everything we now write and put online is a time capsule. What??s more, we aren’t burying these capsules in a town square or hiding them in a basement. Instead, we’re adding our blog posts, reports of athletic successes, and drunken party photos alike into an enormous network of carefully catalogued, redundant, and disaster...
...what??s in it for Peer Advising Fellows? First, the chance to make a real difference in the lives of first-years; every upperclassman has a story to tell about Harvard’s daunting course catalogue, its competitive atmosphere, or its formidable expectations, and Fellows would be in a unique position to use their experience and training to help first-years navigate the minefield that Harvard can sometimes...