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November and December Belmont...Appealing Victorian Two-Family Near Cambridge...Lovely 3-Bedroom Plus Study Cambridge Harvard2 Cambridge, Boston, and beyond 16B Extracurriculars Events on and off campus through the end of 2014 16I Pretty Daggers The art of weaponry at the Peabody Museum 16J Growing Pains Brief respite at Wellesley’s historic greenhouses 16L Slinging Meat Drinks and vittles just outside Harvard Square 16F A Slice of Russia Gilded icons, stark portraits, and a warm tea room COURTESY OF THE MUSEUM OF RUSSIAN IcONS Harvard Magazine 16a R R R HARVARD SQUARED ond eosinddo ndes idesid m m men en en t t t m m m i i i a a a a a a l l l H H H YEARS YEARYEARS S 000000 1 1 1 RISD 333333 9 9 1 9 1 1 81 - 20181 -8 210 -1 201 WIRSUM. COURTESY OF KARIN TAPPENDORF/ L ; ©KAR ART Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe ISEEVA/ Extracurriculars El Choral Society Document1Document1 11/20/03 11/20/03 11:51 11:51 AM AM Page Page 1 1 Events on and off campus during November and December www.boxoffice.harvard.edu Belmont...Appealing Victorian two-family near Cambridge...Lovely 3-bedroom plus study Cambridge... Rare to the Market. Harvard S; EVGENIAS; Christmas in Sanders includes seasonal C Cushing Square/Payson Estate. Period details duplex-style condominium a block away from Square. Side-by-side Greek Revival two-unit include high ceilings, butler’s pantry, French the Charles River and Harvard Square. Private residence. Each with 3 bedrooms. Private SEASONAL while picking out unique and affordable music and sing-along carols. (December 5) doors, and dentil moldings. Updated electrical deck overlooking lushly landscaped gardens. outdoor space. Multiple off-street parking. STROPHYSI The 27th Annual Brickbottom holiday gifts. 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(“obsessive political cor- FILM Christmas Carol Services New Year’s Celebration www.hmnh.harvard.edu Ramberg, Jack Kirby, and H.C. Wester- rectness”) stars a dumpster-diving squatter www.hcl.harvard.edu/hfa www.memorialchurch.harvard.edu Resolve to enjoy Domenico Cimarosa’s Ital- Artist and ornithologist Katrina van Grouw mann, among others. (Through January 4) (Olivia Thirlby) and her mother, a U.S. Sen- The Harvard Film Archive presents a retro- The popular annual gathering features the ian opera, Il maestro di cappella, at Sanders explores The Art and Science of The Un- ate candidate (Melissa Leo), wrestling with spective on director Mario Monicelli, who Harvard University Choir. Theatre. (December 31 and January 1) feathered Bird through her painstaking illus- The Institute for Contemporary Art the impact of consumerism. Directed by is credited with discovering Marcello Mas- (December 14 and 15) trations of skeletal forms. (November 15) www.icaboston.org Pesha Rudnick. (Through January 4) troianni and Vittorio Gassman, and pioneer- EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS The first American solo exhibition of ing commedia all’italiana. Screenings include: A Kuchar Kristmas Harvard Art Museums RISD Museum works by Brazilian artist Adriana Va- The Light Princess is doomed to float The Girl with the Pistol, For Love and Gold, and www.hcl.harvard.edu/hfa www.harvardartmuseums.org/calendar www.risdmuseum.org rejão examines interracial identity and through life unless the king and queen can Big Deal on Madonna Street. The intimate, diaristic works of director Celebrate the long-awaited opening of the What Nerve! Alternative Figures in colonization. (Opens November 19) restore her gravity before she turns 16. The (November 21 - December 15) George Kuchar include shorts reflecting the museum—and be among the first to view American Art, from 1960 to the Present musical (for all ages) is adapted from the sometimes funny emotional turmoil brought the new presentation of Mark Rothko’s celebrates creations defiantly sourced in MUSIC classic fairy tale by George MacDonald. Events listings are also found at www. on by the holidays. (December 20) Harvard Murals. (November 16) The Harvard Department of Music (December 6 - January 4) harvardmagazine.com. www.music.fas.harvard.edu Spotlight Guitarist and composer Michael Pisaro joins others to perform his Concentric Rings in Magnetic Levitation. (November 17) NATURE AND SCIENCE The Harvard-Smithsonian Center & an entire campus to explore for Astrophysics Your own home www.cfa.harvard.edu/events/mon.html “The Case of the Mysterious X-rays from Space.” Astronomer Esra Bulbul ex- plores the latest telescopic findings from the ER ll Chandra X-ray Observatory, followed by sky- viewing, weather permitting. (December 4) OTTE ZO L © CHAR The Arnold Arboretum On any Sunday morning, churchgoers www.arboretum.harvard.edu can hear splendid gospel music in Greater Enjoy a vigorous winter walk, then step inside Boston. Only this December at the Mu- to view Small Worlds: Through A Small L INCOLN’ S N EWEST 62+ COMMUNITY seum of Fine Arts can anyone tune into the Glass Window, an exhibit of Josh Falks’s in- select power of The NEC Millennium Gos- tricate, almost abstract images of nature. pel Choir, which features about 100 dedi- (Through February 3) cated local singers chosen for their dynamic ranges and techniques. “It’s a multiethnic, LECTURES multidenominational choir that embodies The Radcliffe Institute for the whole mission behind the Gospel, as Advanced Study ith visiting professors, fine dining, clubs, classes, and maintenance- well as gospel music,” says choir co-director www.radcliffe.harvard.edu Wfree living, The Commons welcomes you to celebrate lifelong learning Herbert Jones.
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