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...dregs of the conference, even though Dartmouth could conceivably—if the previous picks are correct, at least—move into a third-place jumble with a win. What the heck? All the cool kids are going Green these days anyway.Prediction: Dartmouth 31, Columbia 17Record to Date: 27-6—Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...stretch to close out their season. The Navy Invitational this weekend features several strong opponents, including a Princeton squad that bitterly defeated the Crimson a year ago by one goal at the Eastern Championships. Sandwiched between the Navy Invitational and back-to-back regional tournaments is a critical home date against Brown that could set the tone for the last two weeks of the season. “If we have aspirations of contending at Easterns, we have to do well against these next teams [at the Navy Invitational],” Farrar said. “It?...
...relief to find that the band’s music matters as much as ever.Despite its intangibility, “In Rainbows” is, in a sense, the first real album we’ve had from anyone in a long time. A release date meant something again; there were no leaks. And while everyone was discussing, nit-picking, and passing judgment at the same time, everyone was also listening.We were still reducing the album to a rating, still scribbling sentences in our notebooks like “‘Amnesiac’ meets...
...think that most of fiction is autobiographical,” Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk reflected before a packed Memorial Church audience last Friday night, exactly one year to the date of his winning the Nobel Prize in Literature. “The art of the novel is that in writing, you’re talking about yourself while making people believe you’re talking about herself, himself.” During the Harvard Book Store event, Pamuk used excerpts from “Other Colors,” a new collection of “essays...
...performances never end: Their effects are carried on through both audiences and actors. To drive home this point, Weaver recalled an example of a woman she touched—both figuratively and literally—while playing a vampire in a show. The woman approached her at a later date to say, “You bit me on the neck, and that’s how I knew I was a lesbian.” —Staff writer Joshua J. Kearney can be reached at kearney@fas.harvard.edu...