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Charles W. McCormick
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Portrait of an Artist: Eric P. Trueheart '91
The Harvard Crimson sat down with Eric to discuss his talents across mediums, the genre of science fiction, and what a life in entertainment looks like.
‘I Would Leave Me If I Could’ Stays Top of Mind
No one statement could possibly capture the depth, turbulence, and intensity of emotion Halsey shares with readers throughout her first collection of poetry.
Portrait of an Artist: Benjamin R. Zank
Strange times call for strange art, and artist Benjamin R. Zank is quite familiar with the strange.
'Miller’s Crossing': A Crime Flick Worth The Revisit
The cast of mobsters in the Coen brothers’ 1990 film “Miller’s Crossing” are most certainly human. Unless, of course, being human is a question of “friendship,” “character,” or “ethics,” as one murderous mob boss so daintily puts it.
What the Hell Happened: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Streams 'Among Us' on Twitch
U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez fared well in her first game before being ejected off a digital spaceship and into internet stardom.
No Campus? No Problem: The Radcliffe Choral Society’s COVID Experience
Despite the overwhelming challenges faced by Harvard student groups operating in the pandemic, the Radcliffe Choral Society (RCS) has hit the ground running this semester.
Failure to Launch: ‘The Right Stuff’ Premiere is Uninspired
Launching a rocket, or a hit new TV show for that matter, requires an intangible, an X factor, a certain amount of “the right stuff.” And so far, despite the name, the show is running low on it.