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Julie S. Greenberg
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Review: 'The Crucible' Powerfully Reflects on Present
Arthur Miller’s The Crucible was written heavy handedly about grave times and during comparably grim times. The length and gravity
Review: Original Choreography Fuels ‘Collaborations’
Without boldness and creativity, dance would still be in the formative stages we remember from the glittery ball scenes in
A New Sense of Platz
BERLIN LOVE PARADE 2003—For the fourteenth consecutive year, the celebration of techno music and wild partying took place in the
Review: Dancers Offer Up Viewpoint
Dancers’ Viewpointe IV Rieman Center, April 10-12 Dance, as an abstract form of expression, is at once clear with its
Review: English Operas Make Classic Art Modern
VI-4 Leverett Old Library, April 3-6 In the era of Carmen On the Common and the dominance of classical
Powerful Singers Enliven Tchaikovsky
The Lowell House Opera has conquered Lowell’s dining hall this year with Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin. The opera is a favorite
Enlivening Silent Films With Music
In frivolous summer months, symphony orchestras in major metropolitan cities put on a different face. The Boston and San Francisco
A Classic Tale of Matchmaking and Marriage
This weekend, in the spirit of tradition, the Hillel Drama Society is producing Fiddler on the Roof, a play showcasing
Classical Act
Nearly every weekend Harvard kiosques parade poster advertisements for classical music events and concerts. The dynamic performance environment includes the
Terrorism Hinders Colombia's Progress
The ongoing terrorism and economic instability that plague Colombia have hampered progress on human rights issues and undermined the country’s
Republicans Send Summers Support Letter
In an open letter to be delivered to University President Lawrence H. Summers today, the Harvard Republican Club (HRC) expressed
Harvard Experts Evaluate Mental Health Medications
Harvard mental health experts weighed the risks, benefits and changing marketing strategies of leading mental health medications in a panel
Ballet, Beethoven and the Birds
The Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) has a venerable tradition of performing the modern classical music of the age. Its various
'Fire' Flickers but Fails to Ignite
“And so the general of hot desire / Was sleeping by a virgin hand disarm’d.” Thus Love’s Fire begins, with
Viewing Life Through New Lenses
Existence is based entirely on human kind’s subjective view of reality. So what happens when that reality is shifted to
