Anna E. Sakellariadis
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Lampoon Writers Ready for Primtetime
While it may seem to a typical by-stander that moving headquarters from a castle to a rock is kind of
Welsh Poet Doesn't Suffer
For those Harvard students wondering how the first National Poet of Wales gets over her writer’s block, Gwyneth Lewis says
HBC Prepares for 'Departure'
From classical ballet to ballroom dancing, the Harvard Ballet Company’s “Pointes of Departure” demonstrates its versatility. The aptly titled show—which
Adams Teaches Harvard Students to Function
It’s 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. Students are having dinner, agonizing over all of their remaining work, and...learning how to fix
Achebe’s Poems Awe Listeners
Prominent Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his first seminal work, “Things Fall Apart” yesterday evening with
Portraits by Yousef Karsh Shine at the MFA
Before there was Mario Testino and Annie Leibovitz, there was Yousuf Karsh. “Karsh 100: A Biography in Images,” on display
AC/DC
From the opening riff of the title song on AC/DC’s new album, “Black Ice,” one thing is perfectly clear: the
Color Dazzles in Animal Kingdom
“The Language of Color” is the comprehensive epitome of the maxim “show, don’t tell,” with its digital media, still-life photos,
BY ITS COVER
The world is serious out there. Not only am I in the thick of classes and all else that school
POPSCREEN: Kanye West
Who knew that puppets could have issues? Sure, Kermit and Miss Piggy had their tiffs; but when I was growing