BY SALLY YI One Hamlet to rule them all. My boyfriend was in town, and knowing that he is a big fan of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, I knew I had to take him to the Hyperion Shakespeare Company’s performance of Hamlet Saturday night. We were on a double date with Dean Khurana and his wife, Stephanie, if you count […]
BY MICHAEL LUO Short Fiction. (continued from our “Unconstrained” issue on 4/9/15) The fact that I had given up a year of collegiate social drinking for minimum-wage mind numbing was something I tried hard not to think about. My dad, the same guy who sent me potato chips for Christmas, said a gap year was […]
BY MICHAEL LUO Short Fiction. There were only five of us, and since I was the youngest by a decade, I did most of the scanning. We all sat in one family cubicle. Our supervisor couldn’t afford those stale, plastic dividers. We didn’t have fake walls to separate us. We did it anyway with our […]
BY MICHAEL LUO A sibling I always wanted. RJ and I tried to stay warm underneath the tarp we tried to build. It wasn’t the greatest architectural achievement of the twenty-fourth century, sure, but no one could blame us for trying. Except God. She must’ve thought it was funny to have a downpour on a […]
BY MICHAEL LUO Short Fiction: A sandy alternative to sweetness. “Did you get it?” “I think I got something.” “You probably missed.” “We’ll see about that.” RJ wanted to come, but I told him to stay. Then I forgot he was my brother and not my dog, so he came along anyway. For all the […]
BY JOHN HWANG The Indy reviews the restaurant Drink. Hidden underneath Sportello, this gastropub is a must-visit gem. Barbara Lynch’s Drink doesn’t fail to seamlessly provide an incredibly open and relaxing milieu to make conversation and laugh with friends. But, the wait was long. Our party of five showed up at 6 o’clock and had […]
BY SHAQUILLA HARRIGAN Harvard’s art scene is fashionably dramatic this week. Iolanthe; or, the Peer and the Peri| Agassiz Theatre The Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert & Sullivan Players bring audiences another classic from the Victorian musical theatre duo W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan in the show Iolanthe. Director Chiemeka Ezie ’15 and his cast share a […]
BY CAROLINE CRONIN Harvard-Radcliffe Modern Dance Company’s Spring Show. Dance is meant to move you, body and soul. Some kinds of dance have you itching to jump out of your seat and bust a move no matter who is watching or where you are. That dance is a celebration of life and happiness that can […]
BY HANNAH KATES A Review of Kendrick Lamar’s Newest Album. To Pimp a Butterfly is good, to say the least. So good that it prompted an all-caps tweet from Taylor Swift. So good that “i”, its fifteenth track, won two Grammy awards before the rest of the album was even released. So good that many […]
A photo essay by CAROLINE SILBER. What will become of the cars? In the land-that-time-forgot that is Cuba today, most cars are either American behemoths from the fifties or tiny Russian Ladas from the seventies. The Lada would almost fit in the trunk of a ’57 Chevy. You may have seen them in pictures but until you visit you do not realize what […]