Christina B. Rosenberger
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An Architectural Atlantis
What is the value of creation, when there is no permanent symbol of that creation? This is the central question
Fleming and Thibaudet Soar at Symphony Hall
By Christina B. Rosenberger Crimson Staff Writer Paying for a concert to see an encore seems like the height of
You Look Beautiful Like That
Harvard has always prided itself on having a world-class collection of art. From Alexander the Great’s coins to Chinese jades
Burning Up: Art Sizzles at the Biennale
Everyone thinks that Venice is sinking. But they’re wrong. It’s on fire. Picture this: a steamy afternoon in Venice. You’ve
The Sweetest Thing: 'Charity' Gives Nothing But Love
It's an old story. A girl, who happens to be currently in the dumps, has a good heart and hopes
Damsel in 'Dis Dress
Everyone, at some point or another, and whether they will admit it now or not, dreamed of being a rock
Bloom, the Bard, Acts Out Falstaff
Simply put, Harold Bloom is Falstaff. Or at least he was last night. In a concert reading held at Zero
Food Fight
FOOD FIGHT By CHRISTINA B. ROSENBERGER and SOMAN S. CHAINANI CRIMSON STAFF WRITERS "Space! Money! Resources! Cash!" Four Harvard Students
Dance Like an Egyptian
In 1984, the Bangles taught millions, myself included, how to walk like an Egyptian. The scars have lasted, well, too
The Proof is in the Pudding
The Proof Is in The Pudding By SOMAN CHAINANI and CHRISTINA B. ROSENBERGER CRIMSON STAFF WRITERS A frothy diversion, some