Word: editor
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...George Martin is one of my heroes," said former Rolling Stone writer Kathleen Mackay '72, a Crimson editor. "His understated and brilliant style helped the Beatles become what they...
...Editor's Note: HUPD logs from October 7 through the 15th are unavailable...
...historical perspective. Johnannes Kepler's parents speak to each other through scientific texts for the entire play. Sounds like the story was written by a Harvard undergraduate, doesn't it? Guaranteed to be better than A World Without History, the first play by Kornhaber, who is also a Crimson editor, this production actually sounds hot. With what's purported to be a great ensemble cast this could be the best thing since Galileo or Picasso at the Lapin Agille...
...girlfriend-twice. First, the self and girlfriend whom he encounters are a pimp and a prostitute, respectively; in the second such couple, gender roles are reversed. Billing the one-act play as a "zany comedy with serious undercurrents," author and co-producer Ned Colby, who is also a Crimson editor, declines to elaborate on his script, its title or its premise, explaining that he wants audience members to "make up their own minds about what the play is saying-or saying for them." But director Beth Newhall '02 offers a hint to bewildered readers: It's supposed to explore...
Rabbi Shai A. Held '94 recited Psalm 121 in Hebrew, and Tova A. Serkin '02, who is also a Crimson editor, recited it in English...