Word: erraticism
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But contrary to Roby's wishes, the Crimson, which finished the year with an 11-15 overall record (6-8 Ivy) played erratic basketball all year long. From game to game, half to half, and possession to possession, you never knew just which Harvard team would be out on the...
Now, don't get me wrong. Daze is not a great movie. But its failures have nothing to do with an excess of money or a lack of technical abilities. Daze is an intelligently conceived film that is too confused, too scattershot and too erratic in style to work.
Consistent goaltending will be another factor in this weekend's series. RPI's Steve Duncan, whose aggressive and sometimes erratic style earned him his first career shutout against Harvard, has posted a 4.16 goals-against average and a .860 save percentage in 548 minutes of league play.
Forty years later, Appelfeld is regarded as one of Israel's best novelists -- though not necessarily its most typical. Living in a nation whose people have aggressively reversed the role of outsider and helpless victim, he still writes what he describes as a literature of uprootedness. In his new novel...
Unlike Judith Hearne, High Tide is not whiny and overexplained. And under the direction of Gillian Armstrong (My Brilliant Career, Mrs. Soffel), the lead actresses have an honest naturalism that almost makes us forget the coincidences and arthritic manipulations of Laura Jones' script. But instead of calming our suspicions, Armstrong...