February 19, 2012 – 10:10 pm
I am happy to report that I have completed three of five thesis chapters. Last week I received the third chapter back with comments from my thesis director; this weekend I have been preparing to start the fourth chapter. Are any of you incorporating translated material into your work? In my case, one aspect of […]
By Rachel Y., ALM candidate, Visual Arts
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Also posted in Cambridge, Classes, Harvard, Uncategorized
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Tagged ALM, extension school, goethe institute, schedule, thesis, translation
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November 13, 2011 – 12:24 pm
One of the advantages of waiting a month for feedback after submission of my revised thesis proposal was that it coincided with the forming of the Occupy Boston encampment in Dewey Square. I was thrilled to be able to participate in one of the initial Occupy Boston marches, from Dewey Square to the Charlestown Bridge. […]
By Rachel Y., ALM candidate, Visual Arts
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Also posted in Harvard, Life, Uncategorized
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Tagged brandeis university, charlestown bridge, dewey square, harvard extension, harvard info, occupy, occupy boston, occupy harvard, thesis proposal
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Yes, I’m studying for a midterm. But did you know that Boston National Park is right here, with an events calendar to help you find something to do? One thing that I highly recommend is the midnight storytelling program. At midnight, participants get to retrace Paul Revere’s ride, learning what actually happened. Hint: the poem was not the whole story.
When a friend takes you to a new place to eat and that place has exactly the food you love, you know you have a good friend. Maureen Worth proved this point beautifully when she guided my wife, Mihoko and I to Sabra Grill for dinner one evening in Harvard Square. Sabra Grill is Middle-Eastern, […]