Word: growing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Marks, who entered HBS as a 20-year-old and was dubbed his section's "baby," discovered during college he "didn't have the management skills to grow [his] company. I knew I needed an MBA, and quickly, to get the financial and operational skills necessary to advance my career...
...students began with the small organizational attempts of meeting once a week for the ever-popular Mesa," Rosa Rosalez '01, the group's representative to the Harvard Foundation, told RAZA members last term as they celebrated their 25th anniversary. "In doing so, they began to grow as a group and stretch the legs of a newfound collective identity...
Techno beats? Funky bass lines? Crazy sampling and distortion? How could this possibly be the same Better Than Ezra that made their smash debut in 1995 with "Good" and "In the Blood"? With their innovative third major release, How Does Your Garden Grow? the group has branched into new directions of synthetic sounds and vocal distortion while also continuing in the tradition of soft ballads and often teary-eyed lyrics. The result is an eclectic, although sometimes confused, mixture of past successes with fresh and promising new sounds complemented beautifully by Kevin Griffin's passionate vocals. Yet with...
...they turned the house lights on above the charged audience. Overall, the concert was emotional and energetic, ranging from touching and sentimental melodies to amusingly obnoxious stage antics. This variety of music and attitude are reflections of the new sound of Better Than Ezra on How Does Your Garden Grow...
Although previous albums and much of the show focused on the obnoxious and passionate vocalist and guitarist Kevin Griffin, their new album, How Does Your Garden Grow?, displays the talents of bassist Tom Drummond and drummer Travis McNabb. In "One More Murder," the first single off the new album and on the X-Files summer movie soundtrack, Griffin's vocals are restrained and the guitar is absent for much of the song. Drummond and McNabb combine for some funky bass lines and techno beats, which are also prevalent on the first track, "Je ne m'en Souviens pas." More than...