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Karen Z. Song
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Foods that Feel Like Home
The way I can taste the Earth in every bitter bite. How could it not feel like home?
From the Boston Book Festival: ‘Boston in 100 Words’ Writing Contest Makes Authors of Us All
On Saturday, Oct. 29, past winners of the contest, current judges, and the contest’s lead organizer joined Boston residents at the Boston Book Festival to present a panel discussing topics ranging from the creative process of tackling 100 word-vignettes to building community through storytelling.
From the Boston Book Festival: Silence in Poetry
In the workshop “The Silence After a Bell: Crafting Poems Beyond Language” hosted at the Goethe-Institut, Allison Adair and Sandra Lim shared readings from their own collections and invited workshop participants to consider the role and sound of silence in spoken verse.
Redefining Costume with KAIROS Dance Theater’s ‘HUSK/VESSEL’
Although the performers’ impressive displays of energy were interspersed with longer stretches of choreography that lacked momentum, KAIROS Dance Theater’s narrative exploration of costume in dance was ultimately one to remember.
Grolier Poetry Book Shop Celebrates 95th Anniversary
“As a person who writes specifically poetry, I think it's imperative to have poetry-specific places,” Olayiwola said.
Impressions: The Duality of Bass, Multi-instrumentality, and Discovering Indie-Folk Artists on Spotify with Ben J. Dreier ‘22-23
I just have a lot more fun with music in college now.
What a Time to be Alive: Spring Comes Early in Harvard Square with Life Alive
Nothing could be more timely than the opening of Harvard Square’s newest establishment and blackhole for college student dollars: Life Alive.
Life Alive Harvard Square
Life Alive is a Boston-area chain of cafes that serve organic, plant-based dishes.
Impressions: Vintage Fashion, Jazz Music, and “Dad Rock” with Lana R. Wagner ‘25
I find it very satisfying to take this physical media and representation of art and put all this care into queuing up the vinyl, making sure the audio sounds right, and then playing it on air.
‘Solar Power (Deluxe Edition)’ Review: Closing the Chapter on Lorde’s Golden Age
The two bonus tracks on the deluxe edition of “Solar Power” are just the vibes we need as we wrap up 2021.
Revamping Wardrobes at Boston University’s Wheelock Family Theatre’s Halloween Costume Sale
For many young actors, the lingering effects from being in isolation remain as actors return back to the black box.
Top Five: Celebrity Halloween Costumes
With the combined powers of designer wardrobes and the best makeup artists money can buy, celebrities put forward their best Halloween looks
On Anderson Cooper’s ‘Vanderbilt’: Extravagance and the American Elite
“I think it’s really monumental that the true story of the Vanderbilt family is being rewritten by a gay man, a single father,” he said.
