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...Istanbul: It's concrete, there's cracked pavement and you need to watch traffic. But running the shores of the Golden Horn (below Sultanah-met) or along the Bosphorus (above Ortaköy) is special. Take in the views of the water, the stunning architecture and the old men playing cards. Madrid: Options are a good thing, and Retiro Park has many. There's a dirt trail that passes around the park's outer edge, and concrete paths that weave through sculpture gardens and around ponds, so you can run short or long and still make time for the Prado...
...men’s lightweight crew team had a banner day Saturday, coming back from the annual H-Y-P regatta in Princeton, N.J., with both the Goldthwait and Volger Cups. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...Jimmy Y. Li ’09, a Crimson editorial comper, is a neurobiology concentrator in Leverett House...
...reggaeton is currently at the kind of cultural crosroads that hip-hop encountered in the mid-1980s. Now, as then, music critics are excited by the genre’s party-focused instrumentals and playful lyrics, but quick to point out a lack of complexity in hits like Wilsin y Yandel’s “Noche de Sexo” (if you need a translation, you should probably stick to Christian rock).Another of many overlaps between the genres is the growing focus on producers as the center of musical scenes. Back in those early days of block...
...China during the dinner. “If you were to take the poorest parts of China, what would be the number of cell phones per hundred people?” he asked. “Well, you said it was surprising, so 50,” replied Joyce Y. Zhang ’09, who is also a Crimson news editor. “29,” he said. HRCSA cultural co-chair Jennifer Ding ’10 said that she and Cheuk were pleased with the outcome of the event. “Even though...