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...NCAA does “not encourage student-athletes to participate.” While the Facebook pools are free to enter, contestants can win up to $25,000 for submitting the best predictions for how the 65 teams in the NCAA’s annual basketball tournament will fare. Osburn’s statement from last week generated heated discussion among NCAA members, Harvard Assistant Director of Athletics Nathan T. Fry wrote in an e-mail yesterday. He urged the NCAA to develop a firm policy regarding Facebook. “The NCAA needs to take a hard look...
...hand. The Crimson is withholding the names of the victim and his roommate because the victim could not be contacted yesterday. The March 7 log released by the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) said that an unidentified assailant had allegedly left a taxi cab without paying the fare early that morning, pushed the victim through a glass window, and then climbed through the broken window. The log cited the cab driver as the witness to the incident. But in an interview yesterday, the victim’s roommate said he thought the incident was an accident...
...Officers were dispatched to Quincy House A entry to take a report of an individual who evaded a fare and reportedly smashed a window. The officers arrived and spoke to the reporting party who stated that they dropped an individual off when the individual fled from the cab without paying. The reporting party stated that they then observed the individual push another individual through a window and then climb through the window. The reporting party stated they observed an individual lying on the ground as the suspect fled the area. The officers observed the broken window and an identification card...
...quavers. While the songs occasionally resemble sermons, they rarely feel preachy. One of the greatest improvements in “Neon Bible” is its defined, consistent tone. However, it’s also its greatest flaw. The album as a whole distinctly lacks a balance between lighter fare and the full, rich, (and often exhausting) ecclesiastical sounds of the organ-driven tracks. Even the upbeat songs are heavy—see “Black Waves/Bad Vibrations.” This heaviness prevents the album from achieving the range of highs and lows that made...
...script suffers from unnecessary sex scenes, giving the impression that the directors deliberately added certain content to appeal to the unwashed masses. B-movie composer Tyler Bates scores a forgettable soundtrack, trying to balance “Lord of the Rings”-esque orchestral fare and low-budget modern rock; he fails on both fronts. The soundtrack lends little to the emotion and action of the film. This brings up another core problem: “300” lifts a lot from Peter Jackson’s trilogy—and is about as historically accurate. Understandably...