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...advisers during the process can have extraordinary results.“Writing a creative thesis was so helpful for me, it really put me ahead of the game.” says Murad Kalam ’95. Kalam’s critically acclaimed novel “Night Journey?? grew out of his creative thesis. He cites two of his creative writing instructors—Kincaid and former Briggs-Copeland Lecturer Robert Cohen—as two figures that were an immense influence on his writing career. Cohen even helped the aspiring writer to publish his novel...
...have benefited from guest performances from other groups on campus such as the 2010 Steppers, the Pan African Dance Troupe or the Korean Drummers. A Spoken Word performance over one of the beats banged out by THUD would have also been a welcome diversion.Overall, “THUD! A Journey?? was a great production and a pleasing forty-five minutes. THUD is comprised of mainly young performers from the Class of 2010, which means there will be lots of time to develop and experiment with various show formats. The future is bright for this campus ensemble...
...understand the current constraints on the people and the governments and understand that, for now, these changes may not be right for them.”Ury similarly stresses his hopes for gradual, reasonable progress. “This is a path which—like any path or journey??we are basically taking one step at a time,” he says. “We’re dealing with a complex situation. In a journey, you never know quite what the next step is, and we’re anticipating obstacles...
...says Greenhouse’s husband, Eugene R. Fidell, a prominent attorney who graduated from Harvard Law School in 1968 and taught there as adjunct professor in 2004.Last year, Greenhouse published her first book, “Becoming Justice Blackmun: Harry Blackmun’s Supreme Court Journey?? after she was the first print reporter to receive access to Blackmun’s papers and documents. “It was a thrill to pick her up at the end of the workday and hear her say, ‘You won’t believe what...
...connection with the audience until too far into the performance. It engaged the audience as passively as a painting; in fact its visual aesthetics of brightly colored unitards and swiftly moving figures were reminiscent of “The Dance” by Henri Matisse.“Night Journey?? was a powerful example of Martha Graham’s choreography, with brisk, sharp motion propelled from the very core and breath of the dancers. Regretfully, the two-minute excerpt was too brief to be fulfilling as it seemed to preclude the full arc of the choreography.In...