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Rebecca M. Milzoff
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Everyone Who Pretended to Like Them Was There
At first, it seems like any other club rock show. Kids, many from Harvard, decked out in the indie uniform
Eavesdropping
Iliana Montauk ’06, who is also a Crimson Editor: “Orishas’ A Lo Cubano . Partly because it’s not very well
Professor Searches for Aliens
Some professors like to communicate with students—others, with aliens. Physics and Electrical Engineering Professor Paul Horowitz ’65 says he’s convinced
Zebrafish May Provide Clues to Visual Thinking
The zebrafish looks like any other run of the mill aquarium-inhabitant—a small, glittery swimmer suited to the fishbowl world of
Film Review
As the black and white footage rolls, images of a bygone era flash past: signs shouting “Stop the War!” and
Eavesdropping: What Harvard's Playing
“I think one of my favorite albums right now is something that’s pretty classic—The Flying Burrito Brothers, “Farther Along.” I
Eavesdropping
“[Mieka D. Pauley ’02 is] folksy, she’s got an awesome voice. Her songs seem to fit in well with the
Eavesdropping
Ian Mok ’05 “OK Computer by Radiohead... This particular album seems wonderfully depressing, if that makes sense... One of my
Eavesdropping
“[The Wrens] haven’t released an album in seven years—they got screwed over by their record label and have been working
Diary of a Music Addict
Piles of internship applications loom atop my printer. To my right, Russian memoirs and the Bible await reading, while to
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
Windows to the Square
Many a harried Harvard student hurries by his peers on a day to day basis without so much as a
Learning From Master Patinkin
He normally graces the stages of Broadway and the Hollywood screen—but last Friday, actor Mandy Patinkin simply relaxed in the
Mano Firme, Corazon Grande
At first glance, Alvaro Uribe Velez and Francisco Santos Calderón hardly seem the perfect pair. While Uribe has been described
A Department by Any Other Name
On any given Monday morning, kiosks around campus are bombarded with brightly colored posters: the English department extends a cordial
