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Dutchman is, in many ways, a historical watermark. Written in the 60s by Amiri Baraka, the play is a radical case study of relations between the sexes across color lines, It's still particularly relevant and unfortunately may not be coming back to the Harvard stage anytime soon.
The business of corporate law--its transactional, almost sterile nature--does not lend itself to glamorization. The 30 percent of lawyers who practice public interest law (government and not-for profit work) are often more visible. Issues which inhabit the moral high ground, such as the preservation of constitutional liberties...
Despite the efforts of some genuinely talented actors, this Medea suffers from overambition. The production tries to be both immediately relevant and classically grand, all with lavish, distracting special effects. Somewhere under all this, the human drama gets drowned out.
CIA lawyers would later claim that Urgenson's statement was a form of political pressure. Urgenson denied the assertion. Meanwhile the Senate intelligence committee had begun looking into the obvious contradictions between what the CIA was telling the Justice Department and what it was telling Gonzalez. Boren was not pleased...
There are few heroes and little courage to be found in this story, but it is at least a bit heartening to find that the undergraduate editors of The Crimson were among the rare true defenders of academic freedom. It seems from Diamond's account that the FBI Boston field...