Francesca H. Vittorelli
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Stressed During Finals? Try a WHRB Orgy
As their peers cram desperately for an exam the next day or try to catch up on sleep, a rotating cast of undergraduates occupies the studio of Harvard’s radio station, WHRB.
‘The Bachelorette’ Season 22: When the Drama is Too Much for Reality Television
ABC executives, too, seem to have realized that fanning the flames can only be entertaining for so long before someone gets burned.
‘So Old, So Young’ Review: Humanity in Tiny Heartbreaks
Ginder's characters are compelling for their messy humanity, but they occasionally devolve into unconvincing caricatures.
‘So Old, So Young’ Review: Humanity in Tiny Heartbreaks
Ginder's characters are compelling for their messy humanity, but they occasionally devolve into unconvincing caricatures.
Artist Profile: Kate Trefry is Not Afraid of the Dark
Trefry recognizes that every evil has a story and embraces time spent contemplating the complexity of darkness.
HRMDC’s ‘EX MACHINA’ Explores Human Connection in an Automated World
Directed by Katy E. Nairn ’26 and Xinran (Olivia) Ma ’26, “EX MACHINA” explored what it means to be human in an increasingly automated world.
‘Regretting You’ Review: Trying to Move Past the Absurdity
Though entertaining at times, to enjoy “Regretting You” ultimately seems to ask for more work than the writers put into making it.
What the Hell Happened: How TikTok Turned a Museum Robbery Into a Halloween Costume
Some online content suggests that younger generations see the ordeal as less of a tragedy and more as an opportunity for their next viral video.
‘The Hills of California’ Review: Set Up for Success but Missing the Mark
As rich in content and concept as “The Hills of California” may be, the acting occasionally falls flat, missing some of the complexity and humanity that is so central to the play.