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...other across the set before the author had to leave. "In any kind of sane universe," Gaiman says, "I would be hanging around on the set saying, 'This is mine, this is cool.'" Instead, in the morning, the British-born Gaiman will climb on a plane - where he'll finish writing an article on Superman - for the Addams Family?style house near Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he has lived since 1992. There he will knuckle down to his screen adaptation of Charles Burns' teen-horror, graphic-novel series Black Hole. Then, Gaiman must deliver the first of six issues...
...three batters in the top of the seventh, all of whom had reached base. Madick came in to close the game with Harvard ahead 7-3, and all three inherited runners scored before Madick struck out Melissa Haffner to end the game with the tying run on third base.The finish was a welcome one for the Crimson, which has had difficulty at times sealing the deal in games.“It was a big victory just to stay strong,” Allard said, “and not panic, and stay confident, and get it done. We knew...
After two weeks, the Harvard varsity heavyweights are back in familiar territory—across the finish line first. They endured a shocking loss to Brown and a home defeat at the hands of No. 1 Princeton, but the heavyweights punished Navy and Penn in a lopsided road victory Saturday in Annapolis.A dominant performance in all five races—each Harvard entry won by open water—secured the Crimson’s seventh consecutive Adams Cup win on a day of poor racing weather and choppy water in Maryland.“The water was just horrendous...
...from this June until March of 2007, he intends to return to Harvard.“I will walk with ’07 definitely,” Rennell said. “If another opportunity comes up I might take that but for now I’ll finish school.”Others are awaiting the show’s debut.“We hope to have showings in the club room when it comes on TV,” Harvard Mountaineering Club Vice President-Elect Caroline L. Pihl ’08 said of Rennell?...
...analogy I use is that in the past Harvard Management was a V-12 that was driven very rapidly, and the bulk of those cylinders were on the fixed income side,” says El-Erian. “In the future, once we finish the transition period, we will look like a V-12 but those cylinders will be much more diversified. That is because the sort of experience that went with David and Maurice doesn’t get recreated overnight...