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...first 20 strokes,” junior coxswain Kevin He said. “The start was one of the best we had.” 500 meters into the race, the Crimson made a big push to move ahead and walked through Dartmouth. By the Mass. Ave. bridge??the halfway mark of the race—the Crimson found itself with a bow-to-stern lead on its Big Green opponents. However, it seemed that Dartmouth wasn’t quite ready to give up. In the last 500 meters of the race, the Big Green brought...
...launching point from which he examines the various artistic representations of the bridge throughout the first half of the 20th century and addresses the question of why the bridge recurs so often in American art and literature. Hart Crane’s 1930 epic poem “The Bridge?? is beautifully interwoven with thoughts on the bridge??s multiplicity in perception and representation.Trachtenberg’s array of facts, names, and tidbits is what makes his writing simultaneously insightful and difficult to read. Each of Trachtenberg’s essays is a dense, layered...
...while the initial shock of the defeat was stunning—a chant of “Howl! Howl! Howl!” was heard on Longfellow Bridge??a little time has provided us with much needed perspective in facing the consequences of our loss...
...Even the most serious newshounds among us, however, need a break from this sort of coverage, as it is capable of wearing down nerves and producing a real urge to kill more rapidly than a Fergie song. And since “London Bridge?? will likely continue to haunt student playlists, I would like to draw people’s attention to a local situation that is ruining the environment, breeding enmity amongst students, and destroying what remains of Harvard’s social capital...
Every song on “Build a Bridge?? resonates with the vocal intensity poured into “Dividing Day.” Unfortunately, some of the pop songwriters represented on the album don’t provide McDonald with material as emotionally rich as Guettel does, making her inspired recreations of John Mayer’s facile “My Stupid Mouth” and Neil Young’s boring “My Heart” seem vapid in comparison...