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Drummers Beating With ‘One Heart’
As the tension between Pyongyang, Seoul and Washington increases, Harvard’s only Korean drum troupe, composed of eight undergraduates, will bring
Elite Choral Fellows Perform As They Prepare To Bid Director Adieu
University Organist and Choirmaster Murray Forbes Somerville calls them “the best and brightest” of Harvard’s vocalists. Culled from the Harvard
Author Questions Toxic Energy Sources
Devra Lee Davis, author of 2002 National Book Award finalist When Smoke Ran Like Water, told an audience of Harvard
Famed Cinematographer Visits the Brattle
As a 50th birthday present to itself, the Brattle Film Foundation plans to host a series of special events this
Center Restores Sargent Murals
John Singer Sargent had a singular talent for swathing his portrait subjects in an exotic and provocative mystique. His famed
Jorge Luis Borges’ Works Find a Home at Harvard
Seventeen years after his death and nearly 35 years after his brief tenure at Harvard, writer Jorge Luis Borges is
Epigrams, Advice Fill Mailer’s New Book
Thoughts on Writing by Norman K. Mailer ’43—a hodgepodge of literary interviews, prefaces, essays, anecdotes and aphorisms—would seem little more
Crowley: Lost in Translation
The exiled Russian novelist Vladimir Nabokov once wrote that Lolita was the record of his love affair with the English
Eliot Book Room Exhibits Treasures
About 40 students got a rare peek at even rarer letters and books Sunday afternoon as Eliot House celebrated the