Word: browns
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...both movies, Joseph plays a lovestruck man who would do anything for the object of his affection. His effectiveness in winning the sympathy of the audience lies within his large, brown, soft daschundesque eyes. Like Harrison Ford before him, Fiennes takes the emoting-from-the-eyes technique to another level. The director of each film takes advantage of this tremendous asset with gigantic loving close-ups, making his eyes at least three feet long on the silver screen. When he looks at his lady loves, Gwyneth Paltrow or Cate Blanchett, it is certainly with the utmost sincerity and pathos...
Oscar nominee Judi Dench makes a turn here as the aged Elizabeth in Shakespeare in Love, but her appearance repeats her stubborn curmudgeon act from Mrs. Brown. Incidentally, that film and Elizabeth are eerily similar in their portrayal of the relationship between a queen and her trusted manservant...
...Brown (15-2-3, 15-2-3 ECAC) put the only blemish in No. 1 Harvard's otherwise spectacular season by defeating the Crimson (20-1-0, 16-1-1), 4-2, in Providence Nov. 15. Harvard has reeled off 17 consecutive victories since that game, good for the nation's longest winning streak, but the Bears are still the only ECAC team that has not lost to the Crimson this year...
...This game is very important for us because we want to prove to Brown and the rest of the league that we weren't playing our best early in the season," freshman defenseman Angela Ruggiero said. "Also, we have to win this game in order to stay in the race for the Ivy League championship. We hate losing to any Ivy team...
Saturday's game will feature five of the 10 candidates nominated Tuesday for the 1999 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award--given to the most outstanding player in women's hockey--in Harvard's A.J. Mleczko, Tammy Shewchuk and Ruggiero and Brown's Tara Mounsey and Ali Brewer. Harvard will face another Kazmaier Award candidate, Providence's Sara DeCosta, when the Crimson hosts the Friars Sunday...