Jessica E. Gould

Vagina Warrior Hits the Road

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A week before Christmas break, Eve Ensler swept through campus, darting from packed lecture halls to intimate lunch discussions to

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“The West Wing” sent its Harvard viewers a shout-out two weeks ago when two Harvard-educated characters began waxing nostalgic about

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Paul Krugman came to The New York Times’ op-ed page as an economist, not a liberal guru. But try telling

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Board of Overseers Member and Arts First executive producer John Rockwell ’62 likes to call himself an “agitator for the

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Speak, Stone begins with a haunting chant-like melody as the camera of Jacob Richman ’03 pans from an ancient Italian

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Letters to a Young Activist, a new book by Todd Gitlin ’63, is the work of a passionate and lifelong

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Dancers’ Viewpointe III Rieman Center Prance into the weekend with Dancers’ Viewpointe III (DV III), “the dance show of the

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Shots of a train snaking through the German countryside and gray smoke billowing out of a smokestack bookend the post-World

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Those seeking solace or distraction from the deafening buzz of television broadcasters discussing the prospects of war will not find

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Although homeless people might seem like unlikely actors, Yoho Myrvaagnes ’01 saw acting as a way to help them express