Word: buts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Against Wesleyan Saturday, Harvard's Courtney Stimpson was "thrown off a little" when her opponent's racquet hit her in the head. But, playing a finesse game, she recovered quickly to grab a victory in the third position, 15-10, 15-7, 18-16.
Harvard looked impressive, but as Stone said, "The real schedule begings Tuesday at Brown."
Harvard, which has now dominated two matches without the services of its top two players, relies on its depth, but Barnaby seemed most pleased with the squad's consistency.
Not only is Clemenson captivating to watch, but his command of Shakespeare's language is a rarity. He rules not only the language but the space around him. When he says "stars," the stars twinkle in the ceiling of the Adams House dining hall. Clemenson's acting has no gimmicks...
THE ONLY PERFORMANCE that approaches Clemenson's is Grace Shobet's courageous Paulina, and the scenes between Shohet and Clemenson are the best in the play. Shohet outshines Kim Bendheim (Hermione), who is distractingly nervous in the opening scene but rallies to embody virtue, as Shakespeare intended. Bendheim is particularly...