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...Quakers took a 23-19 advantage. Penn then finished off the Crimson, outscoring them 7-3 to take game one, 30-22. Game two was a slightly different story, as the Quakers took a six point advantage at just 18-12, never letting the Crimson make a significant run, en route to a 30-20 win and a 2-0 lead.“The first two games were definitely good games, we definitely hustled,” senior setter Sarah Cebron said. “But we were really not in our system, and we were not playing...
...Protest Song (Canci?n Protesta in the original Spanish). Other lyrics tend towards love and karma and the cosmos. It sounds like it could be the worst combination of the politically trite with the New Age - but it's not. The Aterciopelados have been the critical darling of the rock en espa?ol scene for good reason. And their work simply gets better with every passing album...
...usual. The Fly took a gang of punches to the last sushi house in the Boston area that will take the rowdy crew. Just one fellatio joke later, the elderly diners next to the bunch demanded to be moved. Some people have no sense of humor. Sushi is en vogue, it seems—a group of Spee members and punches arrived at the ever-chic Shilla on the same night. Tasteless limericks ensued. Don’t you hate Harvard? If your answer is no, read on. A girl in a sophomore tutorial (consisting of only six people, mind...
When North Korea exploded its nuclear device at 10:36 a.m. on Oct. 9, Shinzo Abe's plane was en route from Beijing to Seoul for a summit with South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun. Upon landing, the new Japanese Prime Minister hurriedly gathered his staff at their Seoul hotel to devise Japan's response to the test. Some aides suggested canceling the summit and returning home to Tokyo immediately. Abe refused. "He was very clear that we weren't going to show that we were confused or anxious," says Hiroshige Seko, a special adviser to the Prime Minister...
...teams had met as undefeateds, when Harvard was 2-0 and Princeton was 1-0. It was the first time since 1922 that both teams had met as undefeateds with at least five wins, when both teams were 6-0. The Tigers defeated Harvard that season 10-3 en route to a national championship.—Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached at bhinshel@fas.harvard.edu...