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...Harvard (4-8) has a chance to return to its old self over winter vacation, when it plays another set of non-conference games against Northeastern, Sacred Heart, and UC Irvine. Regaining momentum before starting play in the Ivy League will be crucial...
...getting outplayed, out-muscled, and out-rebounded the entire first half.“I think it comes down to how bad the guys want it,” Lin said. “Obviously the issue right now is defensive rebounding, and that’s all about heart.”The Crimson gave up 13 offensive boards to Vermont in the first half while only securing seven total rebounds itself.The Catamounts shot over 50 percent from the field, led by All-America East guard Mike Trimboli, who notched 23 points on the day.“Their...
...first half resulted in nine points and allowed Vermont to slow the tempo of the game. “It comes down to how bad our guys want it,” sophomore guard Jeremy Lin said, adding that all that matters is “how much heart we have.” In the first half, the Crimson was outscored, 11-4, on second-chance baskets, was outshot, 34-24, and allowed 13 offensive rebounds. During its 24-3 run in the second half, Harvard held the rebounding edge, 8-5. ON THE FITZ Although...
...blood than brains (“Saw IV,” anyone?), films like “The Orphanage” show how much the American horror-film industry has to learn from writers like Sergio Sanchez, who crafted the film’s excellent script. Is this eerily heart-wrenching production a masterpiece alongside the ranks of del Toro’s critically acclaimed brainchild? Not quite, but “The Orphanage” comes surprisingly close. Expect much from this director in the future. Bayona, we’re watching...
...save Hassan’s son, a boy he has never met, so that he can atone for past transgressions. The story is an ambitious one, filled with surprises and spanning decades of Afghani history. The screenplay stays true to the original novel, and Hosseini’s heart-wrenching, page-turning story makes for a smooth transition from best-seller to the big-screen. Yet despite the narrative’s imaginativeness and unconventionality, what makes it compelling is its believability, a result of the film’s rich character development. Amir’s father (Homayoun Ershadi...