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...next year, teaching responsibilities for Ec10 will be assumed by Freed Professor of Economics N. Gregory Mankiw, the former chair of the Council of Economic Advisers and author of the textbook used by Ec10...
...days like these, when even the most devoted art lovers would flee the Fogg for the Charles’ banks, public art all around the square conveniently hatches from its snow-lodged locales, finally freed from the cold winds and eye-covering scarves that have hid them from sight since November...
...Tennessee Williams’s most well-regarded play and, in fact, received deep criticism when it was first produced in 1959 for its slow-moving plot. But Andreadis suggests that its obscurity made “Sweet Bird” an even more attractive production. According to Andreadis, freed from the trappings of fulfilling audience’s preconceived expectations, “Sweet Bird” offers both a greater challenge and opportunity to create an innovative production than Williams’ more well-established productions, like “The Glass Menagerie?...
...minimalist set of the second half freed up the stage, helping usher in a more successful tone. As a whole, however, the cast made great use of their confined space on the Loeb Experimental Stage. In part, this was enabled by effective lighting designed by Ellie M. M. Campisano ’08 and the use of raised platforms...
...sampling molecules (which look like Pop Rocks candy and smell intensely of their source) and learning the chemical connections between them, Blumenthal was freed to go off on the creative jags he calls "flavor pairings." White chocolate and caviar, foie gras and jasmine, asparagus and licorice all have molecular commonalities that keep them from clashing and, when properly paired, can lead to electric new tastes. Any food scientist knows that mustard and red cabbage contain mustard oil, but it was Blumenthal who put in the endless hours that led to Pommery-mustard ice cream in red-cabbage gazpacho...