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...missing out on a win by less than a second. “It was a tough race because we were up a few seats most of the way,” heavyweight captain Nicole Gavel said. “It was just disappointing that they beat us at the finish because the race could have gone either way.” One bright spot in the otherwise difficult day came as the second varsity eight gained a 15-second victory over the Big Green. For the first varsity eight, however, the team realizes what it needs to work...
...group. During their slightly-longer-than-an-hour set, which focused mostly on their newest material and their recent “Broken Arrow,” they displayed considerable craft. Each song had its separate pieces that were put together elegantly. The crowd enthusiastically nodded to the beat. Everyone was engaged and there were few boundaries pushed. As the ideal of what mainstream hip-hop should be like, it was a great capper to the paradox of a very solid, yet all-over-the-place night of performances, relatively free of negative bullshit. —Staff writer Scoop...
...alternately-romanticized-and-reviled hoodlum “Rude Boys.” In the early years, though, sales led to artistic stagnation. The first disc-and-a-half of the chronologically-ordered “One Love” rarely deviates from its heavy 1-3 beat emphasis, its plodding quarter-note basslines, or its clumsily-executed, often out-of-pitch multi-part backing vocals. It’s 90 consecutive minutes of primordial ska, and it’s tiresome. This isn’t for lack of talent. Marley’s tenor is both rich...
...quarter. And it did just that, as the team reeled off five goals to start the second frame, including two each from Widbin and sophomore attackman Brooks Scholl. Just 1:13 into the third quarter, Scholl put Harvard up for good, 6-5, with a diving shot that just beat Bears goaltender Nick Gentilesco. “Brooks was going hard to the goal all day,” Samuelson added. “And when he goes hard, he’s tough to stop.” Widbin widened the margin just six minutes later, taking a pass...
...reggae star Buju Banton. Brian, 44, is gay, and Banton, 32, is an avowed homophobe whose song Boom Bye-Bye decrees that gays "haffi dead" ("have to die"). In June 2004, Brian claims, Banton and some toughs burst into his house near Banton's Kingston recording studio and viciously beat him and five other men. After complaints from international human-rights groups, Banton was finally charged last fall, but in January a judge dismissed the case for lack of evidence. It was a bitter decision for Brian, who lost his landscaping business after the attack and is fearful of giving...