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...hold on tenth place. Shuman was one of only five players to eagle in the tournament and the only in round three. Mayer’s rounds displayed more consistency. Shooting even par on day one—three birdies and three bogies—Mayer set the bar for the team. A rough start to round two, bogeying five of the first six holes, then double bogeying the 8th was balanced by an uneventful back nine, where Mayer shot par on eight of the final nine holes. Sunday, a problematic day for the entire field, saw Mayer have...
...supplied a tally with his third spot in the 1500-meter run.Sophomore Justin Grinstead claimed the victory in the 400 meter hurdles with his 53.42 finish.Freshman Eric Clayman and junior Neville Irani finished one-two in the hammer throw with respective 54.13 and 53.60 meter tosses.Clearing a 1.95 meter bar, co-captain Alex Lewis matched his personal best and picked up another win for the Crimson.But depth proved the breaking point for Harvard, as Yale’s deep lineup swept the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, 800-meter run, 4x100-meter relay, and triple jump...
...talents and accomplishments, sometimes to excess, and we’re only ever keen to admit that we go to Harvard—“drop the H-bomb,” that is—when we’re trying to pick someone up at a bar. (It works. Sometimes.) Of course, we’re deeply (but secretly) pleased every time the Harvard admissions rate loses a point or two—we’re only human, after all. But as far as the rest of the world is concerned, we think that the whole...
...formidable opponent of crooked businessmen and politicians and ultimately earned two Pulitzer prizes for his reporting on property scandals and heroin-trafficking. He later taught journalism and established a nonprofit group, Investigative Reporters and Editors, but it is his fieldwork that will continue to set the bar for tenacious and effective reporting. "He was not only respected," a former Suffolk County police commissioner told Newsday, "he was feared...
...introduces the bartender Jeremy (Jude Law). Even as the focus never strays from Jeremy’s face, the camera motion along with sounds of laughter and chatter create the atmosphere of a busy restaurant. Later in the film, when Jeremy kisses Lizzie as she lies sleeping on the bar, Wong uses characters’ movement to create a moment of dreamlike hesitancy. Wong frequently accompanies variations in film speed with music that drowns out any other sound effect. Although at times these sequences make the film seem almost like an extended music video, it is enjoyable...