Margaret H. Gleason

He's Not Defending His Life

By Margaret H. Gleason May 03, 1991

The figure of a lone man caressing a phallic piece of sculpture begins Whose Life is it Anyway?, a play

By Margaret H. Gleason April 25, 1991

If you were in the audience for Working Title's production of Chekhov's The Three Sisters, consider yourself lucky. The show,

By Margaret H. Gleason April 11, 1991

"To be or not to be, that is the question." There are few better-known words in the English language. Shakespeare

By Margaret H. Gleason April 05, 1991

Spring break provides Harvard students with an escape from the intense intellectual grind of mid-terms. Talk is not of books

By Margaret H. Gleason March 15, 1991

During this high-stress midterm period, many Harvard students dream of simpler times when homework could be done before dinner and

By Margaret H. Gleason February 08, 1991

You may have missed the lottery for Seymour Slive's class Rembrandt and His Contemporaries, but you can still see the

By Margaret H. Gleason January 23, 1991

The disintegration of the nuclear family has so pervaded American domestic life that single mothers and latchkey kids are much