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...achieves a broader perspective than any one narrative could achieve. Admittedly, the shortness of the scenes doesn’t always earn the emotional investment of the audience or give a deepened sense of character. But even in the less compelling scenes, the play provides a varied and fascinating cross-section of experiences. —Staff writer Elisabeth J. Bloomberg can be reached at bloomber@fas.harvard.edu...
...Katharine E. S. Loncke ’08, took diversity as a guiding principle in planning the conference over the past year. The composition of the event’s student panel, which took the stage after McCarthy’s remarks, reflected a carefully assembled cross-section of viewpoints. Margaret C. D. Barusch ’06 gave a comprehensive set of remarks, with her discussion of transgender issues expanding into questions on the borders of feminism. “Poverty is a feminist issue. Racism is a feminist issue. Classism is a feminist issue...
...group had not received a reply to its letter from the University as of last night. The president of the Law School Council, Zachary W. Prager, said that the next Harvard leader will have to confront issues that specifically affect graduate students—such as the coordination of cross-registration among graduate schools. “I think having representation at the search committee level is essential to ensuring that those concerns really rise to the level of importance that they deserve,” he said. The University has not yet announced the size of the advisory boards...
...turned in his mother's direction, but it's as hard to read as a Rorschach inkblot test. His right hand is extended, as if giving up; his left is clenched, still fighting. In the last version his head is hanging, his mother and friend embracing the cross and the body. There's no more need for beautifying: their humanity shines out. The overall effect is almost voyeuristic, which, for once, is appropriate; the mixture of religious passion and secular skill makes us all the more grateful that these drawings escaped the bonfire...
...home around the corner from Shelbyville's cemetery. At age 15, Shawn's father Steve, with a child on the way, dropped out of high school and then spent more than a decade battling drug abuse. He was born again six years ago, he says, patting the thick wooden cross around his neck. He has been clean since and has a high-paying job burying fiber-optic cables. But his turnaround came too late to be a model for his three older children, two of whom dropped out of school...