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psi47622_magazine.qxd:psi47725_magazine 11/23/10 10:28 PM Page 1 ALUMNI QUARTERLY ColloquyThe graduate school of arts and sciences | harvard university fall 2010 Beyond the brush: A fresh take on Chinese art Rap as poetry? Cellular detective Susan Mango Tutor Style GSAS students as mentors, teachers, and friends in the Harvard Houses psi47622_magazine.qxd:psi47725_magazine 11/23/10 10:28 PM Page 2 The graduate school of arts and sciences • harvard university Colloquy ALUMNI QUARTERLY China Now and Then Allan M. Brandt 2 Curating an important new show at Boston’s dean Museum of Fine Arts, GSAS PhD candidate Hao Margot N. Gill Sheng offers a striking reinterpretation of China’s administrative dean artistic tradition. Elisabeth Nuñez director of publications and alumni relations Bari Walsh editor The Art of Science 6 MacArthur winner Susan Mango sees the beauty Sametz Blackstone Associates in cellular biology. design Graduate School Alumni Association (GSAA) Council Naomi André, PhD ’96, music Reinier Beeuwkes, COL ’62, PhD ’70, division of medical sciences Thomas Davenport, PhD ’80, sociology Mia de Kuijper, MPA ’83, PhD ’83, economics Colloquy with Adam Bradley and Stacy Dick, AB ’78, PhD ’83, economics 8 A. Barr Dolan, AM ’74, applied sciences Andrew DuBois Richard Ekman, AB ’66, PhD ’72, history of American civilization The authors of The Anthology of Rap make the case John C.C. Fan, SM ’67, PhD ’72, applied sciences for rap as a poetic art form. Neil Fishman, SM ’92, applied sciences Kenneth Froewiss, AB ’67, PhD ’77, economics Homer Hagedorn, PhD ’55, history, ex officio R.
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