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...first game against Georgia Tech the next day, sophomore Cecily Gordon??s two-run single put Harvard up 2-0 in the third. In the circle, Brotemarkle made just two crucial mistakes—surrending a two-run homer than a three-run homer to Georgia Tech’s Tara Knudsen. The Yellow Jackets triumphed...
...sold out Wednesday evening show was a display of such health. Mike Gordon, having attended the very same show a year ago when Kottke played solo for a diverse audience now joked about how he had found a better seat closer to Kottke: on stage. Gordon??s playing on his five-string bass fused much of Kottke’s first position finger-picking with his walking and generous bass finger styling. Gordon??s ability to as, Kottke quipped, “transpose on-the-go,” gave the tunes they had worked...
...song encore, “That’s So Racist!” There were difficulties for the pair in transitions and in achieving the complicated structure of their tunes live. Often in the earlier songs, especially “Same Left-Foot Freckle” Gordon??s voice was out of harmony with Kottke’s deep tremolo. Kottke appeared to get lost three times in his playing out of time with Gordon??s playful bass in the earlier goings. But, by the seventh song of the set, “Car Carrier...
Head Teaching Fellow Logan A. McCarty, who previously served as head teaching fellow for Chemistry 10 and was also a teaching fellow for Chemistry 40, says he believes the new course has achieved Gordon??s goal...
Even the future proprietor, Louisa Solano, who worked at the Grolier for many years before Gordon??s death, felt awkward in the store. Former poet laureate Robert Pinsky recalled a similar experience onstage: “I used to hate to go into the place—it was scary. But I had to go in there because it had all the books I wanted...