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...love glitter,” she says. ALTER EGOLiles is Harvard’s only baton twirler. Her twisting, kicking, spinning routines have enlivened Harvard University Band’s halftime show every time the band has performed at a Crimson football game for the past two years.At this year??s Harvard-Yale game, Liles played “Little Crimson Riding Hood.” She was eaten by the big bad Yale Bulldog—and then John Harvard saved the day. Blockmate Tzu-Ying Chuang ’10 calls Liles’s performance...
...Asian-Americans in the Media.” Both schools have minors in Asian American studies and offer more than a dozen courses in the field every year. Meanwhile, Harvard’s course guide lists only four Asian American Studies courses offered at FAS this year??all taught by the same visiting professor, Eric Tang.“Harvard prides itself on its diversity, but there’s a huge gap in the discussion on Asian American studies,” says Yuting P. Chiang ’10, co-chair of the Asian American Association...
...they have more than one box to think out of.” Caban, the Latinas Unidas president, said she was already thinking ahead to future conferences, which will be held annually. While this weekend’s gathering focussed broadly on Latina empowerment, she said she hoped next year??s conference would take up a more specific topic...
...Ghostface hasn’t really fallen off, either. He still spins some good yarns, as on “Yolanda’s House” and “Shakey Dog Starring Lolita,” a somewhat disjointed sequel to a track on last year??s “Fishscale.” These tales, Ghost’s hallmark, are generally fantastical stories of drugs, women, and dramatic violence. But on “The Big Doe Rehab,” gratuitous gore replaces some of the humor and intrigue characteristic of earlier songs...
...hours of research and planning, and six years of hard labor and work on a unique Z-shaped, architectural project? How about a check for $50,000 from Harvard’s Urban Planning and Design Department? On Dec. 5, architects Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi were awarded this year??s Veronica Rudge Green Prize winner for their Seattle-based project, the Olympic Sculpture Park. As Manfredi says, the project is “something radical.” The Graduate School of Design (GSD) is currently exhibiting material related to the project in the lobby of Gund...