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Vadim Crafts Beats To Last a Lifetime
Aside from musical mixmaster and producer DJ Vadim, there isn’t anything particularly Russian about the Russian Percussion. With members British
Dismembering, Remembering the Plan
Music history is wrought with tales of bands’ demise, evidenced by the VH1 shows that explore their downfall due to
Get With the (Witness Protection) Program
The night did not start smoothly. The Greede Family, one of the opening bands, caused havoc when Paradise management had
Film Buff Haven Celebrates Half-Century of Celluloid
Of Harvard Square’s many byways, few document the passing of time the way Brattle Street does, from the arrival of
Villainous Victims
What do you call someone who engages in dozens of surreptitious transactions to steal tens of millions of dollars? Sometimes
Annotate This
When my roommate fanned the pages of the copy of 501 Portuguese Verbs she had bought from someone in New
Cable in the Ivory Tower
Despite the pleas of students, cable television at Harvard has always been a pipe dream. Last year, when a working
Fighting Words
In these troubled times, let us be thankful for House listservs, which are the Birthplace of Democracy. If you thought
The V-Day Dialogues
A few weeks ago, I announced our Valentine’s Day plans to my boyfriend: we were going to throw a party.
'Commedia dell'arte' Comes to Harvard
“This is my body,” Silvio Castiglioni says, pointing to himself. “But in the theater, this is my body,” he says,
Alum Impresses, Advocates Modern Music
Few pianists dare attempt French composer Olivier Messiaen’s monumental “Vingt Regards sur l’Enfant Jésus.” Even fewer have the additional distinction
Cohen Takes On Consumerism
Popular imagination regards the 1950s as an era of stability, prosperity and equality. But Jones Professor of American Studies Lizabeth
Putting on the Pudding Show
The Hasty Pudding Theatricals is an entirely Harvard undergraduate-run musical theater program with over 150 years of tradition. It performs
Early Admissions Edge Is Real, New Book Finds
What does half of every Harvard class have in common? Besides high test scores and near-perfect grades, they also applied
Dante Novel Explores History of a Translation
Dante Alighieri’s three sagas of the Divine Comedy, written in the 14th century, have long intrigued readers with the stories’
