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By Tiana A Abdulmassih, Rosa Huang, Mark Kelsey, Francheska M. Loza, and Muhammad H Tahir
- Co-founder of the Cabot Art Space, Sarah Moon 15', cleans the room in anticipation of the grand opening this coming semester. By Tiana A Abdulmassih
Cinderella - After having to postpone the opening night due to the severe snow storm on Friday the 8th, Cinderella, by Jules Massenet had its first performance on Saturday at the Dunster House Opera. By Francheska M. Loza
Harvard Map Collection - The Harvard Map Collection in Lamont Library is one of the oldest collections of cartographic materials in the United States. By Muhammad H Tahir
- Ned Hinkle, creative director of the Brattle Theater, checks in on one of his managers, Kelly McMaster. By Rosa Huang
- A man appreciates Adrian Gordon’s photographs on display in CGIS. The show "Photographs of China" opened on February 6th, and showcases the young, American photographer’s work. By Mark Kelsey
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