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'From Nothing' to New Film on Creativity 1

By Gökcan Demirkazık April 30, 2012

Documentarian Tim Cawley examines the creative process, and his film includes interviews with Harvard faculty and alumni.
Sixties Throwback 'Hair' Reanimates Hippie Spirit 2

By Julie M. Zauzmer April 30, 2012

'Hair,' the now-famous musical that shocked audiences back in the sixties, brought its rock aesthetic to the Loeb Ex last weekend. The cast's infectious energy and ensemble spirit created a fantastic show.
Finding God in 20th-Century Composition

By Nathan O. Hilgartner April 29, 2012

Music critic and Pulitzer-nominated author Alex Ross '90 discussed the religious music of the 20th century in a lecture accompanied by musical excerpts.
Excerpting Senior Writers

By Crimson Arts Execs April 24, 2012

Crimson Arts bids these seniors the best and offers a glimpse into their work with selected excerpts.
Sage of Innocence

By Alexander E. Traub April 17, 2012

Getting to the truth of Whit Stillman's films is necessary to understanding some of the best contemporary films and to saving him from a critical mischaracterization.
Excerpting Senior Writers: Carla Ferreira '12 1

By Carla S. Ferreira April 25, 2012

Carla Ferreira reflects on her poetry thesis and shares three poems selected from her work.
Excerpting Senior Writers: Erik Fredericksen '12

By Erik P. Fredericksen April 25, 2012

Fredericksen reflects on his thesis, a translation of a Latin ode, and shares his translation of Horace's Ode 3.13.

The Freshman Musical: "Pizza Ex Machina: A Slice of Destiny" was created exclusively by members of the class of 2015. The script was written by Tomi J. Adeyemi '15, directed by Joey J. Kim '15, and produced by Alexandra M. Kiley '15. This is an inside look backstage during the dress rehearsal on Wednesday evening.
This Week in Arts (04/24/2012)
Getting to the truth of Whit Stillman's films is necessary to understanding some of the best contemporary films and to saving him from a critical mischaracterization.
This Week in Arts (04/17/2012)

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Sage of Innocence

By Alexander E. Traub April 17, 2012

Getting to the truth of Whit Stillman's films is necessary to understanding some of the best contemporary films and to saving him from a critical mischaracterization.
Excerpting Senior Writers

By Crimson Arts Execs April 24, 2012

Crimson Arts bids these seniors the best and offers a glimpse into their work with selected excerpts.
Getting Ahead of Ourselves: April 17-23

By Crimson Arts April 17, 2012

The Arts calendar for the coming week.
Blue Note Honored by Harvard’s OFA

By Sorrel L. Nielsen April 17, 2012

A guest joined a panel discussion on April 12 about the rich history of jazz’s preeminent recording label, Blue Note Records.

COLUMNS

Seen and Unseen

Molly E. Dektar

Updated April 10, 2012
Joyful Noise

Benjamin Naddaff-Hafrey

Updated April 10, 2012
Inspector Artsy

Anjali R. Itzkowitz

Updated April 10, 2012
Getting Geek Speak

Julia E. Hansbrough

Updated April 18, 2012
The Good Food Fight

Natalie C. Padilla

Updated April 18, 2012
Finding High Fidelity

Updated April 10, 2012
Notes from Buenos Aires

Benjamin B. Wilcox

Updated April 18, 2012

'From Nothing' to New Film on Creativity 1

Sixties Throwback 'Hair' Reanimates Hippie Spirit 2

Excerpting Senior Writers: Carla Ferreira '12 1