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Harvard college act on a dream Videos
- 1. A Midsummer Night's Dream At Harvard University's Lowell Theatre [HD] - Scene 4 - April 6, 2013
- 2. Undocumented and Unafraid
- 3. A Midsummer Night's Dream At Harvard University's Lowell Theatre [HD] - Scene 2 - April 6, 2013
- 4. Civil Rights Act, 50 years later: Pursuing law at Harvard to help the fight for equality
- 5. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - A PSALM OF LIFE - poem
- 6. Deepak Bhargava: "The American dream is about our responsibility to each other"
A Midsummer Night's Dream At Harvard University's Lowell Theatre [HD] - Scene 4 - April 6, 2013
Best viewed and heard in HD. The fairy king planning his spells. This dude has a high voice.
Undocumented and Unafraid
A short documentary directed by Daniel Dalonzo on behalf of Rutgers University. It tells the story of 3 undocumented students from New Jersey as they struggle ...
User Comments
Sayda Martinez
commented
on 24 Jan 2014
the racism is sad sad sad...im a dreamer, i was brought here as a child, we
ran away from abuse and violence. i got my permit and my social security,
now im joining the military and my recruiter couldn't be any happier for
me. he was telling me how so many BORN Americans waste their life and take
their lives for granted, how some even get a DISHONORABLE DISCHARGE. im
here to serve the country that i love, im here to serve THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE
IN IT LIKE @wilcarr1 WHO JUST WANT TO SEE MY PEOPLE LEAVE. us dreamers are
american by heart, and mexicans by blood, and pride for both. you can cry
all you want but the movement is happening and i'am the one you hate...but
protects you.
stephen arellano
commented
on 08 Feb 2016
+Sayda Martinez its easy go back to your country of origin. law breaker
stephen arellano
commented
on 08 Feb 2016
what a looser
Sayda Martinez
commented
on 08 Feb 2016
+James Berlo lmao ok
James Berlo
commented
on 08 Feb 2016
+Sayda Martinez Go to your own Country, if its so dreadful make efforts to change it. cry racism doesn't work , you are the "Racist".
Sayda Martinez
commented
on 21 Apr 2015
+stephen arellano You telling me you never laid your hands on some one, like a school fight . Never drank under age , never smoked marijuana? maybe a cig as a 16 year old.You have been a perfect civilian your self and followed the law? Because it was a crime for a toddler to come to this country and join the military years later and work as hard as anyone else....but you never broke any laws? because the law is the law no matter big or small and If you ever did any of that you are as much as a criminal as me.
Sayda Martinez
commented
on 21 Apr 2015
+stephen arellano if uncle Sam wanted me to leave, he wouldent of let me or others like me join the military.
Christian Ferry
commented
on 21 Apr 2015
+Sayda Martinez Thank you for serving YOUR country and mine.
A Midsummer Night's Dream At Harvard University's Lowell Theatre [HD] - Scene 2 - April 6, 2013
Best heard and viewed in HD. People singing while other people are having spells removed.
Civil Rights Act, 50 years later: Pursuing law at Harvard to help the fight for equality
As a black woman raised in a hardscrabble neighborhood on St. Louis' south side, Derecka Purnell is pretty sure she wouldn't be heading to Harvard Law ...
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - A PSALM OF LIFE - poem
Famous War Poemshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg700EF7NB6FFx2nXJ4lzurWn6vG8wiqg English Poetry Playlist ...
User Comments
ALLCASTcoUK
commented
on 13 Sep 2011
@PrinceOfLogic Hi, this was recorded Pre -internet days (1996 ) - so the
version we read from may differ from the version you have . Sometimes poems
change from publishers to publishers - and in those days it was harder to
research the correct version - So in my defense... there is a version with
these words out on publication. So thats why we did it -
Footsteps/footprints is an example of the changes. Hope this helps explain
the mystery
wasteland70
commented
on 07 Jul 2010
You did a wonderful job of reading this. I am drunk, angry and ready to
strike. A lovely rendition that may make me sleep a few hours and renew
myself. Excellent. You really do know what the poem is about and the
certainty and passion with which you read it is fabulous. The poet is an
entirely different being. Neither of the present or the past, not even of
the moment. The poet is outside of time and dares time to caputer him or
her.
sidthekidder
commented
on 30 Dec 2008
i had this poem for my exams & while studying it i created the new-age
internet version heres the first para- A Psalm Of Virtual Life Text me not,
in mournful messages, Second Life is but graphically obsolete! For the
avatar is dead that is logged off, And the settings are not what they seem.
find the full version on my blog- sidthekid-sitedotblogspotdotcom
maxxxxxxwell
commented
on 17 Mar 2009
Thank you very much, it is almost grotesque in a way. However I thought the
metaphors were obsolete as I had heard one before, and they had little
description. However, I thought it was very inspirational.
rumahale
commented
on 31 May 2010
It is thought provoking and holds good for every one and all time.
Interestingly, it was in my curriculum for English language at 10th
standard. Thanks for making available audio rendition
PrinceOfLogic
commented
on 13 Dec 2010
@keeleylegolas -- I thought so. I guess we should then assume that
JustAudio was reciting it from a memory that does not serve well! :)
Will Platt
commented
on 12 Nov 2015
ummm i had me in the feels, uhhhhh the rhymes they were just so zesty dog!
and a matter in fact they were quite spunky
Ninjayourmom
commented
on 19 Oct 2009
haha his voice is a bit creepy...but he reads it very well :) i read it
aloud at the same time...he copied me :P
musicianhayd
commented
on 07 Aug 2009
some of the metaphors are allusions, so you're meant to have heard them
before but he makes new comment on them
Patrick Plunkett
commented
on 03 Oct 2008
Brilliant and moving rendering of a Longfellow poem I have never heard
before. Thanks a lot.
Lex H
commented
on 14 Sep 2008
one of my favorite poems ever written.. thank you for posting this
PrinceOfLogic
commented
on 15 Dec 2010
@keeleylegolas -- Nice! Best of luck in the competition!
Richard Poirier
commented
on 28 Feb 2010
Thank you! Very good! Merci! (from Montreal, Québec)
SharukhFMAlolrandom
commented
on 13 Mar 2009
one the best poems ever made. Thank you very much.
PrinceOfLogic
commented
on 30 Aug 2010
@ 1:43 - I thought it was 'footprints' :P
reign salivio
commented
on 04 Sep 2008
perfect... very touching... thanks
rumahale
commented
on 31 May 2010
@setsuki13 Footprints is correct.
setsuki13
commented
on 23 Jul 2009
is it footsteps or footprint?
Abhishek Tripathi
commented
on 27 Mar 2015
One of my favourite poem!
KiranEnglish
commented
on 22 Feb 2012
a truly ghastly rendition.
Deepak Bhargava: "The American dream is about our responsibility to each other"
Executive Director of the Center for Community Change Deepak Bhargava accepts the "National Leadership Award in Strengthening Community" from the ...
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