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...Goffredo made up for that, though, nailing trifectas on each of the next three possessions to cap off a personal 16-3 run that put Harvard up 35-15 with 4:06 left before halftime.“Jimmy made some phenomenal plays,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “He was definitely in rhythm, and everyone derived great energy from that.”“The big guys did a great job setting screens on the outside players,” Goffredo added. “Matt, especially, set some great screens...
...just 5-of-9 attempts from the free throw line during that span. The Crimson struggled from the line all night, converting just 19 of its 33 opportunities, well below its season average. “We didn’t help ourselves,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “To get to the line 33 times and only shoot 58 percent, that’s not a good number for us.” Crimson guards Ko Yada and Drew Housman as well as forward Zach Martin each hit three-pointers in the final minute...
...Taken to an extreme, distrust gnaws away at some of the fundamentals of modern society. Why vote if all politicians are charlatans? Why work if all companies are crooked? Today, "Anyone with a beef can start a conspiracy theory," says Frank Furedi, a controversial sociology professor at Britain's University of Kent, who argues that deference to traditional authorities is being replaced by reverence for new ones. "We don't trust politicians but we have faith in the pronouncements of celebrities. We are suspicious of medical doctors but we feel comfortable with healers who mumble on about being 'holistic...
...over by the people who run things. But taken to an extreme, distrust gnaws away at some of the fundaments of modern society. Why vote, if all politicians are charlatans? Why work, if all companies are crooked? Today "anyone with a beef can start a conspiracy theory," says Frank Furedi, a sociology professor at Britain's University of Kent, who argues that deference to traditional authorities is being replaced by reverence for new ones. "We don't trust politicians, but we have faith in the pronouncements of celebrities. We are suspicious of medical doctors, but we feel comfortable with healers...
...Cock and Bull Story: the book is "a postmodern classic written before there was any modernism to be post about. So it's way ahead of its time." Its spirit can be caught only in a blithe, brazen adaptation of the sort that director Michael Winterbottom and screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce have concocted with the aid of game cast members who apply the scalpel of parody to themselves as well as to the material. To put this in simple English, Cock and Bull begins by dramatizing some events from the novel, then breaks open into a faux documentary...