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...Harvard captain??s struggles predate Cusworth’s departure, and on nights like Saturday, when Goffredo was getting open but simply not hitting his shots, the problem seems to have less to do with opposing defenses and more to do with the psychology of the jump shot...
...that to us again.”The Big Green blocked nine shots, five of them coming on shots by Goffredo.“I thought Dartmouth did an excellent job identifying him, knowing where he was, and footprinting him nicely,” Sullivan said.The captain??s one three-pointer did tie the game at 64-64 with 1:53 left in the second half. Those would be the last points scored in regulation.Trailing from the start and by as many as 13 several times in the first half, the Big Green kept inching closer...
...associate professor at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology gave a tip of the cap to “abominable captain?? Samuel Hill, who she said yesterday amassed a valuable collection of Native American basketry hats. “He’s absolutely a sociopathic madman,” said the professor, Mary Malloy. “He’s a rapist and a murderer—and he’s a fascinating guy.” Malloy told an audience of about 30 at a talk at the museum yesterday that the 19th...
...well-scrubbed vessel. Designer Blase E. Ur opens the small stage with two symmetrical white staircases that lead up to a second level, providing the crew of sailors has ample space to dash around. This upper level also hosts the orchestra, whose musical director, Green, sports a naval captain??s hat—all visible to the audience.It is rare to find a show where all of the principals are great—“H.M.S. Pinafore” nearly achieves just this.Noah Van Niel ’08 plays Ralph, a sailor who has fallen...
...piece in the creative relationship of Gilbert and Sullivan and the development of musical theatre as we know it,” he writes in a press release promoting the show.Last presented by HRG&SP in the fall of 1999, “H.M.S. Pinafore” follows the Captain??s daughter, Josephine, who, though engaged to a man of upper-class ranking, falls in love with a common sailor. With a nonsensical twist at the end, “H.M.S. Pinafore” proves that love transcends social class—at least in some cases. Along...