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Recently I dug up “Correspondence, 1998-1999,” a haughtily titled booklet I made after my first year that contains all of that year’s important e-mails. Rereading them was a trip, because they cover everything??the Harvard I want to remember, and the Harvard I don’t want to remember. In them I’m obscenely optimistic and cheerful. I’m painfully naïve (and still am a little bit). On Jan. 20, exhilarated to be done with final exams and a very...
Chaney did a little bit of “everything?? during Sunday’s doubleheader against Columbia. He started the second game and gave the Crimson six solid innings after high scoring games earlier in the weekend had depleted the bullpen. He struck out six batters, then moved to left field and proceeded to line a double deep to left, later scoring on a wild pitch to give the Crimson some insurance. In the first game, Sheffield nearly prevented a double with a sharp throw to second...
...then college came around and it turned out that I didn’t actually have a future in the game, baseball or any other. I was a whole lot of everything??skill, speed, height, and strength among the things I lacked—away from playing for Harvard and at not even twenty years old, I sadly settled into the aged condition of all washed up. A once proud three-sport varsity athlete, I now have to sate my athletic appetite on the meager fare of pickup basketball and IM softball...
Public sentiment following the incident has been, quite frankly, disturbingly callous. All the newspaper and magazine articles I’ve read on the subject have adopted tones of condescension and disgust that someone who supposedly “has everything?? would stoop to a seemingly purposeless crime. The Crimson didn’t even cover the story. I have yet to find one sensitive source that shares my opinion that Ryder deserves our sympathy...
...Souls is a nuanced album that does not fall into the irritating whining of misery-rock. The wispy guitars and vocals play games with each other in the seven-and-a-half minute ballad “Cedar Room.” “The Man Who Told Everything?? seems to stand for the group’s naked honesty about its experiences, while also reflecting the band’s confidence that there are “blue skies ahead.” The group confirms this confidence in “Here it Comes...