Christopher Reed
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Warrior Artists
Lakota drawings inspire a dramatic exhibition.
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Animals Speak Color
Kit Reed introduces an exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History that reveals the different roles color plays in the animal and plant kingdoms.
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Large Successes
Tapas of distinction at Small Plates restaurant and wine bar...
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Sunday Indulgences
Brunch, as you like it: recommendations for Commencement week....
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White marble sculptures of antiquity
The English essayist and critic William Hazlitt gazed on the white marble sculptures of antiquity and thought them cold. “[T]he finest...
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Honorable Forester
Peter Shaw Ashton stepped into his first Asian tropical forest 50 years ago last March. For what he has accomplished in those steamy reaches, he...
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Ripening Nicely
Soon Harvard’s sidewalk superintendents will turn their attention to Allston because that’s where the hardhats will go. For the next...
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A True Believer
But first, a word about the Florida scrub jay. “Before the invention of the air conditioner, Florida was a spectacular wilderness,&rdquo...
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"The Monet of the Mountaintop"
Peter C. Liman, M.A.T. ’63, spent his business career as a marketing executive in toiletries and over-the-counter...
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Where the Eyeballs Are
“These are trying times for political cartoonists,” observes Kevin P. Kallaugher ’77. “I’m trying something new...
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An “Oracle of Aqua”
“Ours is a society of sensual eunuchs, impotent to the callings of the wildness within and as a result, the pull of that which resides...
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Ouch!
The social status of physicians rose in the eighteenth century as their understanding of disease grew apace. But effective new treatments or...