Word: core
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...with their parents to be honored before the game—their last at home in a Crimson uniform—as the men’s lacrosse class of 2007. And after all the flowers and congratulations, most of the seniors’ celebrations did not end.The offensive core of Greg Cohen, Evan Calvert, and co-captain Brian Mahler contributed to all but one of the Crimson’s eight goals. Each posted a three-point day with two goals and one assist.Cohen started things off for the seniors with the first score of the game and netted...
Highlights are sparse. The first minute or so of “Smells Like Teen Spirit” is fine. There’s a nice little mandolin-based acoustic arrangement of the tune, and it plays upon that perfect two-note guitar twang from the core of the original...
...useful to do both at once. It got a little hectic juggling rehearsal and writing at one point, but I feel both writing a thesis and directing a play have similar challenges, and the way to make both work is to figure out what the project is at its core and to be able to summarize that in one sentence. It has to pass the elevator test. You get into an elevator and someone asks, “So what’s this thesis about?” Or “So what’s this play...
...American convicts? You cannot teach such deep lessons in a film without developing a plot, providing round characters, and actually making sense. Otherwise, everything feels forced and stupid. No matter what Wiper throws in to make his film more than the average action flick, the film’s core audience will not focus on social commentary—they will focus on the fact that Steve Austin is the man. Don’t waste your money unless you like to watch some serious butt-whoopin?...
...dankest impulses, don't know they're bad. They think they're the good guys in a world that can't understand them, and must be punished for that mistake. Villains see themselves as victims. Actors in these roles are obliged to locate the ache or delusion at the core of the character. "The danger of playing a villain," says James Franco, who as Harry Osborn has been one of Peter Parker's nemeses in the Spider-Man films, "is that you ham it up and it becomes silly." Plausibility counts...