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Jon P. Woodward recites poetry in Payne Hall on Thursay evening. The poetic and musical performance was inspired by how humans think about robots

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Actors Mark Mauriello '15 and Matt Bialo 15' perform in Punkplay at the Loeb Ex on February 24th.

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Wincing with the Stars: Oscars 2013

The majority of the content of the 2013 Oscars left us mostly wondering what any of it had to do with the 2013 Oscars.

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Oscar Watch: "Amour"

Director Michael Haneke's game, as it always has been, is to make the audience complicit in whatever heinous act he chooses to depict onscreen, in this case the euthanasia of someone in extreme pain.

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Freshman Formal! The Glitz! The Glamour! The Dresses! The Cake!

The class of 2016 was whisked away for an evening in Hollywood last night, proving once and for all that class is just a bowtie away.

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5 Minutes with Nicole Scherzinger

After serving as host of Cultural Rhythms, serenading the audience with snippets of her songs, and dancing with Harvard Bhangra, Artist of the Year Nicole Scherzinger sat down and talked with Flyby before rushing off to catch a plane to London.

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A Brief History of Trolling in the Arts and Elsewhere

Harassment is bad, and trolling can be bad, but it needn’t be. At this point, sometimes I even enjoy getting trolled just a little bit, but as with drinking and as with art-making, we have to be responsible about it. Troll responsibly.

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The Body Politics of HBO's Girls

Amid controversy over how the unconventionally attractive Hannah could possibly snag such a nice-looking man, I’d like to say the following: Thank you, Lena Dunham.

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Reader Redux: "True Notebooks"

Standing in contrast to “white savior” narratives comes a tale of hope made poignant by its commitment to grit.

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Giant Beetles, Gunmen, and Frankenstorms

Was this reality? I could almost feel Kafka’s Coliseum rising up around Aurora as though summoned from the author’s literary depths. I began to grasp that in our historical moment, a shooter can costume himself as a superhero villain and blast Batman fans with ammunition.

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