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While I must admit I share Yamaguchi??s desire for continued administrative support, in view of the realities of the school’s fiscal limitations, I am more concerned about the lack of foresight in selecting the location of the new space...
...Yamaguchi??s early foray into dancing grew out of a hallmark of Harvard students: an intense desire to improve. In high school, he was a dedicated athlete, and took up water polo, wrestling and pole-vaulting...
...Yamaguchi??s minimalist dance style has been labeled as East Asian, and he himself recognizes that there is a close connection between his Japanese heritage and the dance he creates. Because he had little dance training and “hardly any exposure to dance” before starting to choreograph, he wonders if the perceived Japanese influence in his dance originates from something innate...
Juggling apples and eating them at the same time is a messy affair. Yet the fine art of eating and throwing fruit makes a tidy set of bookends to Ryuji Yamaguchi??s Harvard career. First, there was the freshman talent show way back in the fall of 1999 where he introduced himself to the awestruck Class of 2003 Tercentenary Theatre crowd by juggle-eating apples. He also balanced a chair on his chin, a small sample of the masterful skills he nurtured as a teenage street performer in his childhood home of Tokyo...
...Yamaguchi??s dance-of-speech comes screeching to a halt when he’s asked to describe his favorite moment on stage. He looks off into the Rieman studio space, stumped, considering the freshly mopped dance floor. He’s got nothing. It’s all been wonderful. And everything about being at Harvard feeds into his dance. “A lot of preparation is just hanging out. My classes influence my dance.” When pressed, he admits that even a tedious Quantitative Reasoning requirement is about dance...