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Competing for the first time in BU??s new tennis center, Harvard had to deal with playing on a court that resembled the track running around it. But though the court’s material was significantly different from that in the Murr Center, the Crimson was able to make the necessary adjustments without too much difficulty...
Mahan said that the Committee on House Life is where the discussion for cable would take place, although he doesn’t expect BU??s action to cause any change here...
...quickly; rather, they took the Satanic Verses approach, beginning the set with the explosive “Debaser.” The song, the closest thing the college rock scene ever got to an anthem—as well as the catchiest (and only) love song ever written about Bu??uel and Dalí’s Un chien andalou—immediately animated the crowd. The sound was clean, loud and well-mixed. The bass anchored, the drums propelled, the guitars sang and Black’s voice mauled. The Pixies were back together. This is what...
...works on two levels: it’s a knee-slapping farce, at the same time deeply wrapped up in a scathing social commentary aimed squarely at the upper class. The targets of the latter film’s satire are Bu??uel’s usual suspects: the Church, bourgeois society and other institutions of alleged social oppression...
...leftist overtones are strongly pronounced, and L’Age d’Or has come under fire ever since its release from right-wing groups. Pay no heed to the fascists—Bu??uel creates a work of beauty and comedy, fascinating the viewer while keeping him in stitches. A social activist as much as a filmmaker, Bu??uel understood that art and laughter are the strongest tactics at one’s disposal when faced with the forces of oppression. L’Age d’Or teaches us the key to remaining sane...