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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Similarly, behind all the layers of electronic fuzz and distorted guitars on Lotus Plaza’s new album lie dull songwriting and an unskilled, unadventurous musician who consistently confuses loudness with complexity.
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
“The relationship of the words to the music was a bit of a secret to be discovered,” said Monson. “Not even the musicians in the band knew that he was using a text, which suggests that he had it memorized.”
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Former nun Mary Johnson lost her faith amid abuse from her peers and corruption from her leaders. Now, Johnson has found purpose in telling her story.
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NEWS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Andrea L. Campbell, an associate professor of political science at MIT, argued that Americans form attitudes towards taxes based on both rational self-interest and subjective factors at a Kennedy School lecture on Wednesday.
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Woodrell's project is simple: to communicate a detailed, visceral experience of the contemporary Ozarks—their people, their past, their problems, and their often frightening propensity for acts of extreme violence.
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Monday, September 19, 2011
In Sanders lecture, Marsalis explores the evolving identity of American dance
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
In interpreting Franz Kafka and his relationship to reality, Pavel Schmidt creates confounding art.
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
A free summer music series showcases the rigor of the college’s education.
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Garbus and her crew reveal the hidden potential of hackneyed pop forms by injecting them with a pungent dose of dissonant, noisy, and violent elements. What results is a quirky and unpredictable album that sounds clean and expertly crafted as it plumbs the shadows of its unsettling world.
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ARTS
By Patrick W. Lauppe
Monday, April 11, 2011
In a week of celebration, the OFA
commemorates “40 Years of Jazz at Harvard”
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