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...Harvard jumped out to a 7-4 lead in game five, and it was looking like the comeback would happen after all. But, five Crimson errors gave Penn an 11-9 advantage, and a game-ending block by the Quakers’ Natalie Drucker and Anna Shlimak gave Penn the victory. Turley-Molony also led the team in digs, with 19, and Mahon contributed 18 kills and 11 digs. Harvard hit just .173 for the match, to Penn’s .276.PRINCETON 3, HARVARD 1Harvard suffered its first loss of the weekend...
...thing. “A Chorus Line” trades heavily in stereotypes, the performance of Michael L. Vinson ’07 as a flamboyant homosexual who disdains his small-town origins (“committing suicide in Buffalo would be redundant”) to Emerson senior Anna Haas’ cold, over-sexed valium user.These caricatures are too endearing to be offensive, though, and they’re frequently fun. In a few instances, cast members transcend their own roles to great comic effect.Kevin Barlowski, a senior at Emerson, is one of these cast members. There...
...education department at the Getty Villa museum and became accustomed to spending much of her time there. When she came to Harvard, however, she found herself longing for that level of involvement with museum life. She found, too, that many of her friends—including her blockmate Anna M. Chen ’09—shared this desire. Together, the two contacted Lynne Stanton, the coordinator of public education at the Harvard University Art Museums. Stanton—who had serendipitously been working on a student docent program at the museums—was immediately excited...
...right: Katie W. Johnson ’07—who plays Cassie, one of the leads—dances to “The Music and the Mirror.” Bottom: From right to left, Samantha G. M. Barnard ’09, Sara Collins and Anna Haas, both seniors at Emerson College, Julia A. Rudolf ’10, Katie W. Johnson ’07, and Kristina A. Dominguez ’10 perform “One.” Harvard’s first production of “A Chorus Line?...
...Zealand. Such adventures are a somewhat common phenomenon: the Administrative Board approved 171 leave of absence petitions, according to the Board’s 2006-2007 Guide For Students. “A lot of my friends are still here,” says Visual and Environmental Studies concentrator Anna E. R. Greenberg ’06-’07 who lives in the Dudley Cooperative with several other super seniors. “Maybe 60 percent of my friends are still on campus and some of [those who already graduated] still live nearby.” Indeed, super...