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...right before she was set to graduate, she took her general exams in history in Longfellow Hall (now part of the Graduate School of Education), wearing a large raincoat to conceal the fact that the baby was late—she was past her due date...
...decidedly Grimm topics such as decapitation, their interpretation of “The Three Spinners” may not be the sanitized Disney version. This will be the Sunken Garden’s 12th performance at Arts First Weekend. Their annual productions, held in a small outdoor theater near Longfellow Hall known as the “sunken garden,” manage to keep the attention of a notoriously fidgety demographic. “We just try to focus on making the show kid-friendly,” co-director Alison H. Rich ’09 says...
Rodgers also led the group past the 18th century house on Brattle Street that was once the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow...
Over the next year, Payack says that he plans to launch a poetry project at the Longfellow School in Cambridge working with students to write poems and convert them into “wearable art” using a button machine...
...poetry is dead, who killed it? In the 19th century it was a vital part of Western culture. Writers like Byron and Tennyson were practically rock stars. "Every newspaper in the U.S. printed poems," says Dana Gioia, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts. "At the end of Longfellow's life, his birthday was like a national holiday...