Noah S. Guiney
Harvard Students Join In at Stewart and Colbert's Rally
Last weekend’s “Rally to Restore Sanity/Fear” at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., generated a slew of media attention as people gathered to hold ironic signs and be generally civil towards one another.
Asian Diversity on Display
Harvard will celebrate its Asian and Asian American communities this week during the second annual “Asian American and Pacific Islander ...
Using Art to Keep 'Africa in Motion'
The “Africa in Motion” symposium, which took place last Thursday and Friday in the basement of the Northwest Labs, was at once a celebration of Harvard’s recent top-notch scholarship and a sobering reminder of the work that needs to be done to solve the continent’s problems.
'Spanish Tragedy' Brings Blood and Violence to the NCT
Although Federman’s adaptation has some flaws, the production is carried by commendable acting from the leads and some ridiculously over-the-top stage fights.
‘Last Chants’ from the 1980s
Apache Beat draw huge amounts of inspiration from the city of New York, but by exploring too much of their city’s musical history, they have failed to say anything original.