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Artists and ‘double consciousness’ Three Vietnamese-American writers share their work, and lives DateApril 19, 2007
Albert Einstein, Civil Rights activist Little-known aspect of physicist’s life revealed DateApril 12, 2007
‘A place that can be wandered’ Installation artist, Radcliffe Fellow Anna Schuleit talks about her work, past and present DateApril 12, 2007
Rothenberg praises value of humanities Harvard treasurer cites his own literature studies DateMarch 15, 2007
The Fromm Players present! Annual event features a repertoire of contemporary classical pieces DateMarch 8, 2007
Is democracy merry? Joseph Beuys, George Maciunas, and Fluxus interrogate modernity DateMarch 8, 2007December 15, 2017
Tackling tradition and taboos Bridge Builders bring grassroots experience to Harvard DateMarch 1, 2007
Friendly wave hits Asia The cultural 'Korean wave' is analyzed, enjoyed at the Kennedy School DateFebruary 22, 2007
Exhibit unveils forgotten photos Works from once-vibrant Social Museum on display again DateFebruary 15, 2007