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Becoming Puck
Theater

Becoming Puck

Mauriello paints his nails green while transforming into Doctor Wheelgood, a Puck-inspired, drug-dealing matchmaker in The Donkey Show.

In the Mirror
Theater

In the Mirror

Mauriello looks in the mirror as he prepares for "The Donk."

Hercules
Theater

Hercules

Mauriello loves Hercules.

Family Strife
Theater

Family Strife

Mauriello yells at Elizabeth Leimkuhler '15 during rehearsal for "Little Murders" in which he plays her wife and she his husband.

Silver
Theater

Silver

Mauriello ties his combat boots during rehearsal for "Little Murders."

To Rehearsal
Theater

To Rehearsal

Mauriello heads to rehearsal for "Little Murders" at the SOCH during the afternoon.

College

5 Questions With Dario Guerrero-Meneses

Dario Guerrero-Meneses ’15-’16, who came to the United States from Mexico when he was two and a half, recently wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post titled: “I told Harvard I was an undocumented immigrant. They gave me a full scholarship.” FM had the opportunity to chat with Guerrero-Meneses about his story, the article, and the response.

Harvard Kennedy School

Hey Professor!

The Minerva School, an ambitious education project whose founder Ben Nelson described as “the first elite American university to be launched in a century,” opened to students this fall. With an advisory board that includes former Harvard University president Lawrence H. Summers, the school live-streams immersive seminars to students—capped at 19 per class—for $10,000 a year. Instructional methods are based on cognitive learning research conducted by former Harvard Psychology professor Stephen M. Kosslyn, who joins Minerva as Founding Dean. Students live in San Francisco during their first year, then move together to different cities around the world for each of the following six semesters. FM sat down with the Kennedy School’s Paul E. Peterson, Director of the Program on Education Policy and Governance, who analyzed the Minerva program.

Everyday Theater
Theater

A Day in the Life: Mark Mauriello

It’s a typical Saturday night for Mauriello, one of the stars of Diane Paulus’s “The Donkey Show.” It starts at the American Repertory Theater’s Oberon stage and ends, like Saturday nights at Harvard often do, with a Felipe's run.

College

You're Researching What?

With so many academics and researchers around Harvard, eclectic topics are bound to emerge. Here are some of FM’s favorites.

College

Reel Talk: VES Edition

Harvard’s Department of Visual and Environmental Studies is home to some of the most creative minds in film, fine arts, and environmental studies. FM caught up with two VES faculty members—Dan J. Rowe, a teaching assistant, and Ruth S. Lingford, director of undergraduate studies in the department—to hear about their favorite films.

Eric Q. Doyle
Scoped

Scoped: Eric Q. Doyle

We got a tip that the nut guy at the farmer's market was hot. So we had to see for ourselves. Mostly, we imagine, people ask him, "What's the price of your nuts?" We rose above and asked the serious questions. We even (reluctantly) rejected the free samples.

Glittering
Theater

Glittering

"I feel like I'm on Dance Moms."

On the Ground
Student Life

A Day in the Life of Mark Mauriello

Quiz the Quizmaster
Student Groups

Quiz the Quizmaster

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