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Just 1:50 into the game, Northeastern's Colleen Coen opened the scoring to give the Huskies an early 1-0 lead...
...Northeastern center Colleen Coen drew an interference penalty 24 seconds later and the Huskies were unable to score again. Shewchuk completed the hat trick on an empty-netter with 16 seconds left to seal the victory...
JOEL & ETHAN COEN PAST FILMS Fargo, The Big Lebowski FUTURE FILM Oh Brother, Where Art Thou? AGE DIFFERENCE: Joel, 44, is three years older FUN FAMILY FACT: Their parents were both college professors RECURRING MOTIFS: Black humor, kidnappings HOW CLOSE ARE THEY? "They're two individuals with one invariably shared opinion." --L.A. Times...
...fact, Joffe owes a little of the tone to the Coen Brothers, borrowing both an occasional snappy inventiveness of language (e.g. Billings' dissection of humans' "homeostasis") and a general tactic of grounding anything lofty--ideas and ideals, or here just decency--through bizarre, often inappropriate juxtaposition with the mundane. For the latter, think of The Big Lebowski's Walter and The Dude solemnly scattering their friend's ashes from a Quaker Oats box, into the wind. Thus DeGeneres' Pompano wolfs a corndog while questioning the distraught wife of the murdered. Or Billings at an autopsy, blood-sprayed by a being...
...feel of the play itself can be described as a cross between Kafka's The Trial and the Coen Brothers' comedies (The Big Lebowski). The protagonist Gross, played by Tom Prince '02, is a self-proclaimed humanist who has been blackmailed into allowing Ptydepe to become the official means of intra-office communication by his assistant, the nefarious Ballas, played expertly by Johannes Mowth, and, presumably, by the silent accomplice Mr. Pillar (Malka Resnicoff '00/Hostetler). As Gross begins his quest to set things right and prevent the ridiculously efficient language from taking over, he meets an absurd cast of office...