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...most of its 96 top scent developers separately to the June congress; their noses are so precious that IFF prohibits more than two from ever traveling on the same plane. In addition to trading tips on new smell-rendering techniques and technologies, these wizards of whiff will toss around novel scent combinations employing hydroponic vegetables, Chinese herbs, Indian spices and other recent additions to their olfactory palettes...
...It’s something that the Sisters of Kuumba haven’t really done at least for a while.” she says. “This year is an opportunity to showcase what Sisters of Kuumba does.” In another novel move for this year’s Holyoke Center performance, Harvard’s undergraduate a capella groups will share the stage with a counterpart from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences: Friday’s concert will also feature VoiceLab, an a capella group founded in 2005 and comprised mostly...
...HEMS will perform a piece she choreographed, “Métamorphoses,” at the Boston Early Music Festival this June and as part of an arts festival in Versailles this summer. The piece that Koch will take to France uses dance to bring a novel, dramatic element to the HEMS show. The director of the Harvard Early Music Society showcase, Matthew M. Spellberg ’09, wanted dance to accompany the cantatas he was setting for “Métamorphoses,” so he convinced Koch to do the choreography...
...eventual spreading of a highly contagious form of rabies that wipes out large portions of the human population. Palahnuik fills in this loose structure with a metaphorical social commentary voluminous and tangential enough to justify the title “Rant.” As in his other novels, Palahniuk magnifies the darkest spaces of modern society and runs wild, creating a world of post-apocalyptic human depravity without the Second Coming or the nuclear destruction of “1984.” The world’s population is split by strict curfew between “Daytimers?...
...starved, with “H Bomb” as the result? Maybe we’re oversexed, and TLR is the logical next step. Or perhaps, we’re simply representative of most student bodies most places in most practical respects. It’s a novel idea that popular media could do well to entertain...