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...full voice throughout her large range. The real showstopper, however, came when William B. Bailey ’08 sang a medley of the choruses of different hip hop and mainstream hit songs, such as Sean Paul’s “Shake That Thing” and Eric Prydz’s “Call On Me.” The sequence so enthused the audience that they begin clapping to his singular beat. To conclude their set, the Lowkeys sang Fountains of Wayne’s “Stacey?...
...weekend with a 2-1 win over the Tigers at Baker Rink, finishing its first road trip of the season 1-1. Sophomore forward Jon Pelle netted the eventual game-winner four minutes into the third period with a high shot to the left post that beat Princeton goalie Eric Leroux. It was a crucial benchmark for Harvard (2-1-0, 2-1-0 ECAC), which came into the night after dropping a 5-2 stunner to ECAC-rookie Quinnipiac the night before. It was a mediocre weekend for Harvard, which came into Friday’s game after...
...Three of New York's four winners of the coveted three-star status turned out to be French: Alain Ducasse, Eric Ripert and Jean-Georges Vongerichten. (American Thomas Keller, who trained in France, also won three stars for Per Se.). In the two-star category, there's Frenchman Daniel Boulud and French-trained David Bouley. The only non-Frenchie with a pair of stars: Masayishi Takayama, whose Japanese restaurant Masa may also win the award for priciest menu in America ($350, prix fixe, not including drinks...
...basketball court to the benefits of gaining a great new dance facility, and because of the requirements of high ceilings for a dance theater, the QRAC gym was one of our only options.” Quadlings have expressed mixed reactions to the space changes. Pforzheimer anthropology concentrator Eric D. Lopez ’07 said, “Nothing has been unfairly sacrificed. The equipment seems to be the same, and the need for two gyms, which were under-used, does not match the need for a real dance center. The gym has not seemed overly busy...
...October 21, 2005, Time.com posted a story about an incident in which U.S. soldiers burned the corpses of two Taliban fighters in southern Afghanistan. The story, based on the accounts of several sources at the scene, stated that Army Lieutenant Eric Nelson ordered the bodies to be burned and could face disciplinary action by the military. Since then, however, a source close to the investigation of the incident has told TIME that Lieutenant Nelson did not order the burnings, is not a focus of the investigation and is not among the military personnel who will be named in a report...