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...facet of the game that Delaney-Smith was very pleased with was the team’s rebounding. After picking up only eight offensive rebounds against Manhattan on Wednesday, the Crimson grabbed 21 against the Big Green and claimed the overall rebounding advantage...
...hosted by professors is the degree to which some professors are sensitive to the need to keep their parties private. Generally, there are two types of parties hosted by Harvard’s professional academic elite—those sponsored by the academic departments and those that remain a facet of the professor’s personal life. Parties such as Travers’ brunch and Mansfield’s receptions are excellent examples of parties of the first order. However, for those who organize more private—and many times more alcoholic bashes—the subject...
...then proceeded to dominate Harvard, outplaying the Crimson in every facet of the game. Five goals later, Harvard trailed 5-2 entering the third...
...Another facet of the British crackdown is to speed up the extradition process, where lengthy appeals procedures have often frustrated other governments. French authorities are still awaiting the extradition of Rachid Ramda, an Algerian arrested in Britain in 1995 for his alleged role in the Paris Métro bombings of that year. And the U.S. currently wants five terrorism suspects in British custody, including Lotfi Raissi, who has been accused by prosecutors of training four of the Sept. 11 suicide pilots. Khalid al-Fawwaz, wanted in the U.S. for his alleged role in the 1998 American embassy bombings...
...intrigue. As for Dylan, there are many who will tout Love and Theft as a return to form, and so it is, but this cocky grandfather-figure who sings, “I’ll die before I get senile,” is also yet another facet of the ever-moving poet (whose Never Ending Tour has now lasted about 13 years). Dylan is no stranger to reinvention, the most famous instance being his first public embracing of rock and roll, when the audiences became so hostile at times that concerts would degenerate into a war of wills...