Cassandra Cummings

SPOTLIGHT: Shana J. Cloud '06

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Many women can say they took ballet classes as a child, but very few can say that they have danced

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As the bass player for one of Harvard’s most popular bands, The Blanks, Long Le-Khac’s Harvard career has been colored

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Okechukwu W. Iweala ’06, affectionately known as Oke, began his relationship with poetry in elementary school. Just a little more

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Michael M. Donahue ’05 has countless theater credits to his name. “I’ve been making theater for as long as I

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When Corey E. Bernhard ’05 (Economics Concentrator in Cabot House) was in first grade, his mother never imagined that he

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BOSTON—Soulful jazz melodies and rhythmic African drum beats set the tone for Friday’s fifth annual tribute to black men. About

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Race, gender, social and economic status all come together in the Women In Color second annual theatrical production, which opened

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As Black History Month ends, the sixth annual Black Arts Festival (BAF) promises to continue the celebration of black contributions

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“I found God in myself, and I loved Her fiercely,” entones the entire cast in a redeeming conclusion to the

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