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...Crimson rose to the occassion. It adjusted quickly to the adverse conditions, seizing all but one of the victorious matches in straight sets. Michael Shyjan and Jonathan Cardi obtained decisive victories in second and fifth-singles play respectively, while Leschly was pushed to three sets by Hari Aiyer but crushed his oppononent in the final...
Freshman Derek Brown came from behind in both sets to defeat Hari Aiyer, 7-5, 6-3, in the fourth spot. A study in form and controlled precision, Brown caught Aiyer flat-footed on several points with groundstroke winners...
Rumpled and lumbering, with a line of patter as weary as his smile, agent Rupert Anderson looks miscast as a male Mata Hari. Yet here he stands in Mrs. Pell's hallway, romancing the sad beautician in hopes of securing testimony against her husband. It seems a cruel bit of FBI sleuthing -- until Anderson steals a glance at her hair. The glance passes as quick as guilt and as long as longing. From it we learn that Anderson knows more about women than we thought, and feels more for this woman than he should...
...number-two singles, Harvard's Mark Leschly dropped a 6-2, 6-4 decision to Jeff Chiang, while teammate Rob Soni fell, 6-3, 6-4 to Columbia's Hari Aiyar...
...designed his first dress when he was a little old man of five, and his mother wore it to a St. Petersburg ball. Mata Hari was a client, as were the Ziegfeld Follies, MGM, various opera companies and magazines as disparate as Harper's Bazaar and Playboy. Now a little old man of 95, Erte still astonishes, as is vividly demonstrated by the delicious retrospective Erte at Ninety-Five: The Complete New Graphics (Dutton; 192 pages; $75). His work is generally labeled art deco, but his wit, imagination and irrepressible flamboyance suggest a more fitting appellation: art Erte...