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Harvard’s Halloween Costumes: Pop Culture’s Ever-Present Influence
With the celebration right around the corner, students are starting to think about what costumes to wear this upcoming week.
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‘Gershwin Brothers’ Two Political Satire Musicals in Concert’ Review: Bites Off More Than It Can Chew But Still Goes Down Easy
The concert embraced extreme timeliness with a double bill of musical satires about presidential elections with music and ...
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‘Remember You Will Die’ Review: A Bold, Yet Disjointed Confrontation of Death
"Remember You Will Die" is an ambitious, genre-bending, and ultimately unsuccessful reflection on endings and the finality of ...
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The Witches of El Paso Review: Magic and Reality Muddle the Message
In this epic whirlwind Luis Jaramillo constructs, an all-consuming magic threatens the women's autonomy across time, space, ...
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Jahunger Review: Not Your Everyday Chinese Cuisine
While most people may be more familiar with the sociopolitical discourse surrounding the Uyghur people as a minority ethnic ...
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What Do Yoga and Comedy Have in Common? At ‘Barefoot Comedy,’ More Than You Would Expect
In that sense, comedy is not unlike yoga, a practice that demands self-reflection translated into physical output. Both ...
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From Cod to Cream Pie: What Defines Boston’s Cuisine?
The diversification and evolution of Boston’s population has allowed it to become a city with an eclectic mix of food from ...
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Lakon Review: Reimagining Parisian Croissants
The viral hype around its cube croissants has faded, but Lakon’s imaginative and sweet creations are definitely worth a visit ...
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Maggie Rogers Concert Review: A Dazzling Performance that Excelled on Every Front
Through a cloud of fog and mist, Maggie Rogers rose onto the stage, veiled in a glamorous dress, to begin her show on Oct. 17 ...