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Diving into Newbury Street’s Inaugural ‘ARTWALK’
Each participating gallery offered a captivating journey through the diverse realms of artistic expression.
So You Want to Read Arab-American Literature
Arab-American literature offers a personal window into the rich Arab-American cultural heritage not readily accessible in American popular culture.
A History of Solar Eclipses in Art
Art serves as a vehicle for the many feelings spurred by the exceedingly rare and fascinating phenomenon that is a solar eclipse.
A Korean American Retrospective on Third Generation K-Pop
As life moves on and the haze of the past grows ever stronger, the memories of third-generation K-pop stick to me like mud on the wall.
‘Attack On Titan’ Season 4 Review: A Bittersweet Conclusion
Thus, we arrive at the finale of “Attack on Titan,” an 85-minute apotheosis of 10 years of world-building and character work. Though a masterclass in animation and action delivering on many fronts, the finale is severely held back by breakneck pacing, selective character focus, and stylistic choices that one could argue would have been avoided with a more deliberate exploration of the nuances that made the series so compelling in the first place.
AADT’s ‘Horizon’ Review: Refreshing Fusion of Cultural Expression
Every set within the 15 piece set list in “Horizon” added a unique dimension of cultural expression to the concert’s greater themes of cultural identity and cross-cultural dialogue.
‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Live Action Trailer Breakdown: Worthy Remake or Return to 2010?
Even though the original creators’ departure left many worried, the trailer makes the show look every part as incredible as fans could have imagined it to be.
Harvard Votes Challenge’s ‘Rock the Vote Concert’ Integrates Civic Engagement with Performing Arts
Audience members at the concert also found the integration of artistic performances with civic engagement to be very meaningful and unique.
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Waypoint Dining Room
Although the tables are placed relatively close to one another, Waypoint still manages to feel quite spacious.
Waypoint Restaurant
Waypoint is a seafood restaurant located in between Harvard and Central Square.
Little Donkey Restaurant
Little Donkey is all-encompassing and welcoming to all eaters and every palate.
Sitka's Paintings
Sitka's paintings at Sitka Home Art Gallery on Newbury Street.
Becca Rothfeld and James Wood at The Harvard Book Store
At The Harvard Book Store, Becca Rothfeld discussed her debut book, "All Things Are Too Small," and the impacts of the cultural movement toward minimalism.
