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Angelina X. Ng
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The ‘Wild West’ of Aging Research
Aging research helps people age more gracefully as lifespans increase globally, but in anti-aging research, which looks into extending the human lifespan, a slew of other problems arise.
So You Want to Read Rom-Coms
Many rom-com works have compelling characters, well executed plots, and are a perfect form of escapism from the reader’s exhausting day of work or studying.
10 Years after ‘Pure Heroine’ Lorde Still Reigns Supreme
For a world that had been denied its apocalypse, Lorde emerged, guns blazing and voice reverently hushed, expressing her disdain for materialism.
‘The Half-God of Rainfall’ Storms into Cambridge’s Loeb Drama Center
With its skillful script and stunning production, "The Half-God of Rainfall" is a slam-dunk hit.
‘The Prom’ Review: An Intimate Musical Brimming With Energy
“The Prom” is an uplifting musical that celebrates accepting oneself and embracing others — a timeless message.
Artist Profile: The Defiantly Optimistic Storytelling of Marie Lu
The stories that Lu writes are intensely personal. But these deeply confessional stories come with their own difficulties — it’s a more vulnerable form of storytelling, too.
‘Happy Place’ Review: An Ambitious Emily Henry Novel
Though it falls short of the brilliance of her previous works, “Happy Place” is still sexy, charming, and meaningful — a book well worth reading for Henry’s fans.
Harvard Author Spotlight: For Nicole Austen ’25, Writing is a Homecoming
Nicole P. Austen '25 started writing "Black Magic” when she was 13.
‘Disney Animation: Immersive Experience’ Review: Bask in Disney Nostalgia
Ultimately, the 'Disney Animation: Immersive Experience’ promises to be a fun and relaxing night out, comparable to an upgraded version of a drive-in movie.
‘You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown’ Preview: A Buoyant Playground of a Musical
For exhausted college students, “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” may be a crucially needed, relatable, and enjoyable escape.