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Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld Columbia Pictures 2 stars Barry Sonnenfeld’s (“Men in Black II”) family-adventure flick “R.V.” suggests that two things will happen to relatives who vacation in a motor home: they will bond in unforeseen ways, and they will constantly face complications involving fecal matter. “R.V.” depends largely on potty humor to elicit laughs, which is disappointing in light of its sharp comic cast featuring Robin Williams and Cheryl Hine (of “Curb Your Enthusiasm?...
After holding on for a win against Columbia on Saturday, the Harvard women’s lacrosse team found itself in league action again on Wednesday. Hosting Brown at Jordan Field, the Crimson continued its winning ways with a 12-7 victory. Harvard (5-10, 3-3 Ivy League) continued its recent style of play with another strong showing in the first few minutes. “It was another great start,” coach Sarah Nelson ’94 said. The Crimson applied defensive pressure causing 16 Bears turnovers in the first period, compared to just...
...East Village after college, but a few years of "numbers crunching" at S&P bored her, "and I suddenly began thinking that I'd had this previous life, my life growing up in China, that I wasn't really tapping into." She quit S&P, got an MBA at Columbia University and headed back to Beijing without a job after graduation. She immediately hooked on to a big American public-relations firm, and less than two years later got head-hunted for the top investor-relations job at Baidu...
Coming off its fifth straight loss, the Harvard women’s lacrosse team looked to reverse the trend against Columbia in its fifth Ivy League match-up of the season. When the struggle ended, the Crimson had escaped a near-epic comeback by the Lions and emerged with the 13-12 win. Last year, Columbia (7-8, 0-7 Ivy League) won its first-ever Ivy League match against Harvard (4-10, 2-3 Ivy League). The distinction of being the first Ivy League team to lose to the Lions has not set well with the Crimson...
...year.’” The Crimson actually held a two-stroke lead over Yale after the first round, but a strong second-round Bulldog showing, coupled with the cancellation, kept Harvard out of the winner’s circle. The Tigers took third, followed by Penn, Columbia, Brown, and Dartmouth. The season’s strong conference finish bodes well for future Crimson teams. Four of the weekend’s five competitors were sophomores or younger, and the jump from sixth to second in only a year’s time will only help future Harvard...