Maia E. Harris

And His Band Plays On

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When Clay Tarver '88 elegantly sweeps his shoulder-length hair back with his hands and gazes silently into the distance, heads

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I SHMAEL REED'S OFFICE IS completely bare. None of the cliched paraphernalia of a prolific writer can be found in

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During World War I, 30,000 prostitutes were incarcerated in barbed-wire camps to protect American soldiers from venereal disease. In 1986,

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Inside a pale gray, unassuming little frame house on Garden St., a few individuals perform the intricate balancing act which

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Jonathan S. Tolins' name will appear in lights this fall on theater marquees, programs and announcements ranging from the Hasty

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After riding 4200 miles in the last 10 weeks, Cyclists Fighting Hunger pulled into Boston on Wednesday, exhausted but very

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The 107-year-old Radcliffe College will wish its older brother happy birthday during Harvard's 350th celebration in September through a series

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A collection of Russian paintings never before seen in the U.S. will come to Harvard's Fogg Art Museum this spring,

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Bright light in measured doses can reset the body's biological clock, promising possible relief for jet lag, sleeping disorders or

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Vagabond Directed by Agnes Varda At the Copley Place Cinema O ne cool artsy line-and-shadow shot after another flashes on