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...name Lovie he got from his great-aunt Lavana, no doubt requiring him to become a very tolerant man. His most stirring performance took place in 1988, when his son Matthew, then 2, fell into the family's pool. (Smith was an assistant at Arizona State.) Though afraid of water, Smith jumped in and pulled a tiny blue body from the bottom. MaryAnne's CPR resuscitated the boy. Matthew, now a student at Northwestern, had all but drowned. "I was no hero," Smith says. "I let my guard down. Luckily, we were able to make a wrong right...
...just focusing on 2006, remember? Remarkably similar teams in name (seven letters beginning in C) and place (non-metropolitan New York) and strategy (run early and often). A showdown of productive runners in Jordan Scott of Colgate and Luke Siwula of Cornell. Neither quarterback is afraid to tuck it and take off either.Take the points. Prediction: Colgate 21, Cornell 17DARTMOUTH (0-4, 0-2) VS. HOLY CROSS (4-2) HC, don’t look this gift horse in the (Dart)mouth.Prediction: Holy Cross 28, Dartmouth 14—Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...feeling that Beck is reliant on his old tricks. Opening track “Elevator Music” is pure “Odelay”-style funk, featuring Beck’s signature off-key rhyming and a raw drum beat. On tracks like this one Beck seems afraid to stretch out, sticking with what he’s done before and throwing in some digital sounds for decoration...
...this really cool girl in one of my sections this semester, and we’ve been working on assignments together for a couple of weeks, sometimes over coffee. I’d like to ask her out for real sometime, but I’m afraid she’ll just see it as a casual get-together. How can I make it clear that I’m interested in her without saying it too directly...
...mean, I have to congratulate the Harvard community on their collectively curious and persistent natures. They have a lot of questions about fashion and they are not afraid to express them. This is to their credit. Unfortunately, most Harvard students have very similar queries about their outfit choices. This forces me to recycle my witticisms. And I hate that...