Alina Voronov

Students Spend Spring Break Stepping

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While some students spent their spring breaks reeling from midterms, Aaron C. Fallon ’11 and Alana C.M. O’Brien ’11 were

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Haden Guest, director of the Harvard Film Archive (HFA), described Catalan director José Luis Guerín’s films, presented Feb. 9-11 at

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Director Hilla Medalia’s first feature documentary, “To Die in Jerusalem,” contributes to the ongoing dialogue between Palestinians and Israelis by

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Inconspicuously displayed in “Overlapping Realms: Arts of the Islamic World and India 900-1900,” the six paintings and three books that

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A child soldier, to say the least, isn’t the kind of person you meet on the street every day. We

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The Stooges’ first release in 30-odd years, “The Weirdness,” lives up to its name—it’s a little weird. Once known as

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Composer Aaron Copland once said, “To stop the flow of music would be like the stopping of time itself, incredible

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As response papers and problem sets cloud your mind with worry this week, the best solution may be to attend

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“If you are after a little amusement,” Figaro sings in the opening act of Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro,” “I’ll

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Dressed in a brown suit jacket, teaching fellow and Government graduate student Samuel W. Goldman doesn’t look much like a