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...Classical Imaginations,” combined dance, music, rhythm, and costume, in an evening that proved to be not only visually stunning, but also of educational value. Presented in Lowell Lecture Hall last Saturday night to a nearly full house, “Kalpanam” consisted of two main acts separated by an intermission. Directed by Prerna Martin ’09 and Rohini S. Rau-Murthy ’08, and produced by T. Niroshi Senaratne ’08 and Ritambhara Kumar ’08, the first half of the show was comprised of different short...
...director of Boston Refugee Youth Enrichment (BRYE) Extension, an afterschool program for Vietnamese refugee youth. “There are a lot of people who show up at Harvard who have done a lot of public service in high school.” Slichter said the main attraction of public service groups is that they are organized social networks with a community focus. “The most successful public service groups are ones which are designed for students to hang out with each other, make friends and have a well-articulated mission,” he said...
...proximity of such desolation goes to the heart of China's quandary about how to deal with North Korea and its leader, Kim Jong Il. Dandong is the main crossing point on China's 880-mile border with North Korea, making it the most active hub for the $1.6 billion in annual trade between the two countries. That trade is critical to the survival of Kim's regime: some 90% of Pyongyang's daily oil supply and just under half its food imports come from China. Although the U.S. believes that tightening the financial squeeze on Pyongyang is necessary...
Making those sanctions meaningful depends on China. China said last week that the country's four main banks will cease handling transactions from North Korea. It also says it had increased inspections of goods passing from China to North Korea by land, although there will be no inspections of seaborne cargo. Chinese newspapers reported last week that authorities had closed all border crossings with North Korea except for the most heavily trafficked one, at Dandong...
...Harvard still struggled to establish possession, losing many contested balls in the air off goal kicks or punts. “They had a great player in their center midfielder, who was a great header,” sophomore Nicole Rhodes said. “But I think the main problem was not coming ready and focused.” The Crimson will take the field again next Saturday in Hanover, N.H. for an 11:00 a.m. game against Ivy League rival Dartmouth...