Alana M Steinberg
Latest Articles
Open Letter of Dissent
We, as Crimson alumni, are writing in support of Harvard's Jewish community and the many others at Harvard who believe in the state of Israel’s right to exist, and to express our dismay at the current editorial direction of The Harvard Crimson, an institution to which we have all been devoted.
Photo Essay: Rockport
Just over an hour by car or commuter rail, Rockport, MA is an easy escape from the throes of daily Harvard life. Be overwhelmed by the crashing waves and sprawling rocks of Halibut Point State Park, enjoy scrumptious local fish, explore the culture on Bearskin Neck, and find your own adventure during a one day excursion. Getting the energy to leave the Harvard Bubble is the hard part, but your experience in Rockport will leave you refreshed, grounded, and stuffed.
Photo Essay: Boston Public Market
What does the trendy Boston Public Market have in store for our photographers?
A Noteworthy Space: Harvard Cellist Studies Abroad
Unable to rent a cello in the small Tuscan town, Siena, where she was studying abroad, Saskia Maxwell Keller '18 travelled fifty miles to Florence by bus. But that was not the biggest challenge she faced – she had to find a quiet space where no one would hear her scales and concertos.
Latest Media
Khurana Performs
Khurana acts with Psychology professor Steven A. Pinker in a 2015 satire of Tchaikovsky’s ‘Swan Lake,’ organized by the Hasty Pudding Theatricals.
Katie Tutrone
Katie runs an Instagram account called "Cirrusly Yesterday." It includes videos of her describing yesterday's weather.
Katie Tutrone
A Psychology concentrator with a secondary in Theater, Dance, and Media, Tutrone is interested in how psychology plays into performance.
Katie Tutrone
"My philosophy in life is that the sky is one giant cinema for the world," says Katie Tutrone, a meteorologist of yesterday's weather.
