| 9.1.2009
Soccer’s Lizzy Nichols has a gift for penalty kicks.
“Super-recognizers” have an astonishing ability to identify faces.
Baratunde Thurston ’99 of The Onion combines comedy, politics, and technology.
| 7.1.2009
Mathematician Lawren Smithline ’94 has decrypted an encoded message sent to Thomas Jefferson in 1801.
Pianist Malcolm Campbell ’10 is a jazz prodigy.
Bill Scheft ‘79 writes comedy for David Letterman, as well as novels.
"Journey to Mecca," co-produced by Taran Davies ’93, is a new IMAX film about the Hajj.
In a new book, photographer Bruce Jackson presents old ID photo portraits from an Arkansas prison.
Baseball catcher Tyler Albright ’11 explains how to play his position.
| 5.1.2009
Filmmaker Alexander Olch has made an biographical documentary based on footage left behind by his mentor, Richard Rogers.
The Harvard Theatre Collection opens an exhibition and hosts a symposium on Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes.
Comedian Andy Borowitz ’80 has moved from Hollywood success to a multifaceted life as a humorist in New York.
