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...combat my fatigue, a combination of delays and technical difficulties detracted from what might have otherwise been an exhilarating event. The event started over half an hour late. Some audience members contented themselves with chatter, while others looked at their watches and groaned intermittently. Finally, a hip-hop beat started to thump, and three of Expressions’ co-directors stepped on stage to introduce their show as “a big crunk party.” The medley of 14 dance numbers lived up to the promise, exhibiting a wide array of technique and energy reinforced...
...forgetfulness. Both characters are played brilliantly by John Kelly, who provides a vital link between the stories in Hades and on Earth. As Persephone, he steals the emotional show from the more demonstrative Orpheus and Eurydice. The form of the play resembles an opera re-imagined by a Beat poet: sung and spoken dialogue alternates, often bleeding into each other and usually backed by the cacophonous melodies of a band on one side of the stage. Virtually each line is delivered with breathtaking intensity, which contributes to the tone but occasionally leads to some unintentionally amusing moments, as when Eurydice...
...allowed to participate in debate or vote at meetings in which the subjects they cover are being discussed. Any writer who engages in debate or a vote on a particular subject can never write on that topic again, regardless of whether it falls within his or her beat...
...Hartwick, the five-time defending division champion, is the top-seeded team. Brown will be the second seed. The Bears have already beaten the Crimson three times this year, most recently 10-6 in Providence last Saturday. To receive an automatic bid to Easterns, Harvard will probably need to beat Brown when the teams play next Saturday. Although it may still receive an at-large berth if it loses, the Crimson does not want to leave it to chance. “You never want to put yourself in an at-large position,” Farrar said...
...that are not usually considered the powerhouses in the Ivy League,” he added. “Our mindset this weekend was just to come out and play, and improve our game. There’s definitely still a chance to win the Ivies if certain [teams] beat other [teams], but in terms of us, winning and losing aren’t issues anymore. The wins will come as long as we do what we’re supposed to do.”Especially impressive was Harvard’s 5-2 win over the Quakers...