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...Vietnam's tourism board is hoping Phan Thiet, promoted as the country's Hawaii, will likewise catch on. At the moment, fishing remains the main source of income for locals, who live along prime beachfront real estate and spend their days plying the waters of the South China Sea. Instead of hawking trinkets on the beach, the town's children are commercial fishermen, too, venturing out to sea in thung chai, two-meter-wide circular baskets made of bamboo and pitch that can only be paddled standing up. Old superstitions linger: before a new boat makes its maiden voyage, families...
...tonic about the films Li has made in the West. His character is so solid, so stolid that cross-cultural jokes fizzle around him; producers have stopped trying to turn him into a smiling Jackie type. And since his mission is not to learn American ways but just to catch the damn villain, a Li movie can get down to basics: punch, kick, pummel, kill...
...situation, but BU wasted little time assuming its third lead of the game. Brian McConnell intercepted a pass near center ice and skated into the Harvard zone, feeding linemate Mark Mullen in the left slot. Mullen quickly buried the puck, as Crimson sophomore goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris couldn't catch up to his top-shelf shot...
...Harvard women’s lacrosse team’s quest for an improved Ivy season got off to a rocky start in Providence last night, as the Crimson fell behind early and could not quite catch up to Brown, losing 7-5 in the conference opener for both teams. Harvard (1-3, 0-1 Ivy) could not duplicate last year’s thrilling 11-10 overtime victory over the Bears...
While I doubted very much that any diva who had just captured a golden statue would be eating Chicken Français à la HUDS, and while it was difficult to see how outfitting the kitchen staff with plastic top hats would catch us up on any film other than 1935’s Ginger Rogers-Fred Astaire spectacular “Top Hat” (which garnered four Oscar nominations but not a single win), I found HUDS’ efforts touchingly quixotic. How deeply invested in the Academy Awards could any Harvard student be? The awards?...