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...salvage his reputation: Richard Nixon's 1962 bestseller, Six Crises, in which he tried to set the record straight about such uncomfortable topics as the Checkers speech and his role in the Alger Hiss case. "The fact that Bush is apparently structuring his memoir around a number of key decisions that he made, to me strikes a similar chord with Nixon's approach," Coffey says. "I don't imagine that Bush is pondering some kind of comeback in the political sphere, but I think he certainly wants to acquit himself of some of the interpretations that are out there about...
...students involved with the AAA Players feel, however, that Common Casting is intimidating because of the largely non-minority presence that seems to dominate HRDC productions. “I feel like the rules for Common Casting were communicating typecasting. I like how [the AAA Players] is a low-key way of getting involved,” says Helen H. Tsim ’10, a participant in the first workshop, which took place March 7.HRDC’s Campus Liaison Elizabeth J. Krane ’11, who also attended the AAA Players’ first workshop, disagrees...
Listeners will get none of that in his latest effort. “Beware,” Oldham’s 15th studio album, moves into the major key, fleshing out the sparse chords of his previous recordings for a more expansive, upbeat sound. It kicks off to a country-western start with the jangly “Beware Your Only Friend,” featuring fiddles, percussion, and a full gospel choir. “I want to be your only friend,” Oldham croons, echoed by a bevy of perky female vocalists singing...
...seems a long time ago at this point, but it’s definitely something that we can look back on as we’re preparing for other teams in view,” Smith said. The Crimson’s veterans will be key to continued success. “We’ll find out how good we are in the next few weeks,” Tillman said. “But regardless of how things work out this season, our senior leadership has been great this year. We’ve asked for more...
...sell their art. It’s unique—the first of its kind at Harvard—and the show’s organizers have secured the grassy expanse in front of the Science Center as a location for the show’s tent. Visibility is key, and as the hub of student culture, this space is the most strategic location for the show.Prices will start at around $20, appealing to both student palates and student budgets, and increase to indeterminately higher numbers. The higher-priced pieces will target professors, collectors, and curators. Through such a wide...