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When reading last week’s issue of Fifteen Minutes, I was immediately struck by the absence of a review of Harvard’s own WHRB radio station in Amelia Lester’s “Radio Rundown” piece (Oct. 2). WHRB is a great resource for listeners who are looking for an alternative to their typical rock, classical, jazz and hip-hop stations. With blues, country, sports and news programming, WHRB is an eclectic blend of a variety of interests. Furthermore, as it is run and produced by Harvard students themselves, I felt that...
...Harvard as possible; now Whitman visits the Square at least twice a week. In May of 2001 he took part in an electronic music showcase in the Adams House squash courts. The next fall, he performed with a close friend Greg Davis at the Record Hospital Fest arranged by WHRB. And last year, he was elevated from performer to instructor as part of the Office for the Arts’ Learning From Performers workshop series (along with fellow sound artists Matmos...
...likeable person in the Harvard sports universe. The Crimson, Lavietes Pavilion and the football press box were like home to him, and everyone was family. He was just as comfortable making a freshman feel good about having shown up to a meeting as he was saddling up to do WHRB halftime shows. Every team needs someone who keeps the disparate personalities one. Rahul—a people person for the ages—was ours, and a damn good writer to boot...
...interview on WHRB and a speech at the Quincy House senior dinner, Bok defended the Corporation’s position on divestiture, saying that divestiture is not a particularly effective method of producing political change...
Rockwell’s lifelong affair with the arts began during his undergraduate years at Harvard, where he says he “did odd things”—including working at WHRB, participating in the madrigal club and singing in the chorus of the Harvard-Radcliffe Opera...