Rebecca A. Schuetz
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Wolitzer Discusses Modern Gender Dynamics
In author Meg Wolitzer’s latest novel, “The Uncoupling,” the women in an American town begin to lose interest in their men after a local high school performs Aristophanes’ “Lysistrata,” a comedy featuring a revolt instigated by women.
‘Kornel Esti’ an Ingenious, Wild Romp Through Hungary
Throughout Kornel’s stories and the narrator’s recollections, the beautiful is juxtaposed with irritation, boredom, and violence; Kosztolányi favors sweeping statements with fanciful specifics.
Godspell
“I’m a non-religious Jew, directing a musical about Jesus,” says Sam L. Linden ’10, director of “Godspell,” running in the Loeb Experimental Theater.
The Scenic Route
In the summer of 2009, film student Alexandra E. Zimbler ’10 visited her grandmother in Saint-Malo, Brittany, to interview her ...
From Paris With Love
What was he thinking? This seems to be the question that eluded Pierre Morel, director of “From Paris With Love.”
Student Artists Bring in the Benjamins
It isn’t often that struggling college students can make $4000 in a single weekend through legal means. But in the
'Sestets' Illuminate Space Between Physic and Aesthetic
Things rarely come in groups of six. Sextuplets (by birth or in a boy band) are uncommon and overwhelming, while
Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing
Jayne Anne Phillips’ latest book, “Lark and Termite,” opens with an epigram from William Faulkner’s “The Sound and the Fury.”
Schrader Discusses Characters, Career
“It’s not necessarily the best film, but it’s the one that moves me most...It’s the only time a script came
Transporter 3
Just weeks after the anticipated premiere of the latest James Bond flick “Quantum of Solace,” another muscle-bound action movie full
Latest Media
Mariachi Veritas de Harvard
Get an inside look at Harvard's student mariachi group, Mariachi Veritas de Harvard.
Kashmir If You Can, Hasty Pudding Theatricals 163 Preview
Watch a preview of The Hasty Pudding Theatricals' Kashmir If You Can, their 163rd production. For show times and tickets, visit http://www.hastypudding.org.
Harvard's First Rube Goldberg Day
VIDEO: Dynamo hosts students from Harvard and MIT in its first ever Rube Goldberg competition. Within a four hour time limit, the students used the items at hand in order to see who could create the most impressive machine that could pop a balloon in the tradition of the famous cartoonist, Rube Goldberg. Here is the winning result.
Barre None Preview
The Harvard Ballet Company gives a preview of their upcoming show, Barre None, featuring works by George Balanchine, Peter Pucci, and student choreographers. The show will be performed at the New College Theater on November 5th at 8pm as well as on November 6th at 2 and 8pm.
Roving Reporter: Boston Book Festival
The Crimson's Roving Reporter goes to Boston to scope out the city's annual book festival.
Electro-acoustic Music and Video at Harvard
A new VES class at Harvard puts composers and videographers together, fusing aural and visual elements into artwork that transcends the "movie-soundtrack" mentality.
Specialty Bookstores in the Square
VIDEO: The oft-overlooked specialty bookstores in Harvard Square have stories beyond their bookshelves. Ifeanyi A. Menkiti of Grolier Poetry Bookshop and Dean W. Hunt of Schoenhof's Foreign Books point out what makes their shops unique.
Lab Rat of the Week: Vijay Jain '11
Vijay Jain ’11 has found a medium in which he can combine his two loves, chemistry and physics—he researches the effect of magnets on chemicals on the nano scale, looking to see how physical forces can influence chemical reactivity.
Harvard Student Art Show
First annual Student Art Show to provide a venue for Harvard students to sell their works.