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...knew nothing about Pedro Infante. But that's one of the cool things about seeing movies for a living: it's a school of continuing education, where school's never out. I got a fast graduate course watching the 10 old films and the tribute documentary ?Así era Pedro Infante! (This Is Pedro Infante!), all from Rodriguez Brothers Productions, and most of them directed by Ismail Rodriguez, who guided Infante in 17 of his 62 movies. The "Colecció n Pedro Infante -Edició n de Homenaje" (Warner Home Video, all titles sold separately) not only clued...
...improve to 3-3 on the season. DiBernardi allowed just one hit in three innings of relief to pick up her first save of the season.Yale’s pitchers were strong throughout the weekend, not surprising considering the Bulldogs rank second in the Ivy League in team ERA with a 2.39 mark.Harvard threatened in the fifth when it loaded the bases against DiBernardi with just one out. But the reliever got junior first baseman Danielle Kerper to strike out and senior right fielder Susie Winkeller to fly out to center, ending the threat.Yale added an insurance...
...former Michigan and Seton Hall coach was accompanied by his wife, Dr. Stephanie Pinder-Amaker. She was the Associate Dean of Students at the University of Michigan while Amaker coached there. In his introductory remarks, Nichols Family Director of Athletics Robert L. Scalise connected the beginning of the Amaker era with the foundation of Harvard basketball 107 years ago. “More than a century later, we are here today with that same optimism, as our program is reborn with one of the best and most respected coaches in the country,” he said. Amaker had been...
...rock and roll producer working in the heady ’60s.“I apologize, not for being late, but for being born when I was,” says Boyd, referring to the good fortune which allowed him to become a producer during a revolutionary musical era.“People ask me, ‘How were you in the studio with Eric Clapton at 22?’” says Boyd. “It’s difficult to describe how different things were, how wide open things were. The music world...
...live in an era that is defined by extremes. For example, how do we live in a world that contains both the sublime musical experience of “Thuggish Ruggish Bone” by Bone Thugs ‘N Harmony and, on the other side, repugnant trash like “You’re Beautiful” by that ugly English man whose name I actually forget because he sounds like 1800 other ugly English men with strangled falsettos? Western culture is so extreme! I, for one, have always championed the stalwart Protestant notions of moderation...