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News & Announcements At the hands of a master By Staff photo by Justin Ide DateFebruary 15, 2001 Share Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Trending So what exactly makes Taylor Swift so great? How federal missteps opened door to COVID misinformation Gay sees in Harvard the courage to change the world Claudine Gay has big plans Did winning the Nobel change your life? Internationally renowned pianist Eugen Indjic ’69 was a recent visiting artist with the Office for the Arts’ Learning from Performers series. Above, Indjic talks to performer Berenika Zakrzewski ’04 at the Dunster House Library.
