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‘Hamnet’ Review: Love, Loss, and Looking Back

To watch “Hamnet” or not to watch “Hamnet,” that is the question. Luckily, the answer is simple: a clear and resounding yes.

Film

‘Anniversary’ Review: A Family Meltdown Dressed as A Political Thriller

By Ee Jenn Lee

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Ironically, “Anniversary” actually has surprisingly little to say about real-world politics.

On Campus

HRMDC’s ‘EX MACHINA’ Explores Human Connection in an Automated World

By Francesca H. Vittorelli

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Directed by Katy E. Nairn ’26 and Xinran (Olivia) Ma ’26, “EX MACHINA” explored what it means to be human in an increasingly automated world.

Arts

‘How We Go’ Review: Hearing One Another Through Dance, Music, and Poetry

By Olivia K. Le

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Arts collective Beheard.world’s statement was clear: Differences do not detract from the possibility of sharing and experiencing together.

Columns

Kate E. Ravenscroft’s Local Appetite: Boston Soup Dumplings

By Kate E. Ravenscroft

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I discovered Boston Soup Dumplings on a lark, when a friend suggested that we try out a new place around the corner, and I fell in love.

Kate E. Ravenscroft’s Local Appetite: Clear Flour Bread

By Kate E. Ravenscroft

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Nestled in the elbow of Thorndike St. and Lawton St., Clear Flour is a true Boston idyll.

On Campus

SIAMA Hosts Inaugural Pasar Malam Night Market: A Celebration of Southeast Asian Culture, Community, and Home

By Ee Jenn Lee

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The turnout revealed a wider appetite for these cultural spaces, as the event drew not only Harvard affiliates, but members of the broader Boston Southeast Asian community.

A Fusion of Eastern and Western Music: Chinese Violinist Siqing Lü Performs at Harvard’s Paine Hall

By Dailan Xu

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Lü’s performance brought back generational memories of many Asian-American and Chinese audience members who resonated with the music. The attempt to bring Chinese repertoire alongside with Western classical music was welcomed.

Metro Arts

‘How We Go’ Review: Hearing One Another Through Dance, Music, and Poetry

By Olivia K. Le

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Arts collective Beheard.world’s statement was clear: Differences do not detract from the possibility of sharing and experiencing together.

Artist Profile: AJ Yi ’25-’26’s Journey from Classical Music to Bridging Gaps Between Theater Score and Script

By Sophie Tung

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Although Yi and their classmates had a communal love for “Hamilton,” they had no idea what being involved in a musical was like.

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On Campus

Artist Profile: Eleni Paris ’26, a Village In One

By Nicholas D. Best

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Since coming to Harvard, Dadian has continued to evolve as an artist and work with the people around her.

On Campus

Artist Profile: The Hat Party on the Joy of Making Music

By Canela E. Tustin

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Though each member has their own unique style and musical preferences, they work together to compromise and create a mix of styles in their arrangements.

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