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...third frame, Harvard got itself together and went on a 5-1 run. The surge came far too late, however, as the Hawks had built an insurmountable lead in the first half. HARVARD 17, CONNECTICUT COLLEGE 9 In its first game of the tournament, Harvard triumphed over host Connecticut College. When the two teams last met on April 5, the Crimson had little trouble defeating the Camels, 16-4. However, when the opening whistle blew on Saturday, the Camels made it clear that they would not give in so easily this time around. Connecticut College jumped...
...absolutely wonderful, and everyone who is involved in the preparation for the concert—and I appreciate that in my heart,” Palmieri said. Palmieri’s residency included “A Conversation with Eddie Palmieri” on April 13, moderated by host of WBUR-FM’s “¡Con Salsa!” José Massó, and a concert in Sanders Theatre with the Harvard Jazz Band and guest artist Brian Lynch. The Office of the Arts recognized Palmieri for his immense contribution to the formation...
...Gasolina,” Don Omar’s “Dale Don Dale,” and several remixes of Paris Hilton’s “Stars are Blind.”On April 28, the award-winning duo will return to campus to host Presencia Latina, the annual Latino cultural celebration which features performances from Ballet Folklórico, Candela Salsa, Mariachi Veritas de Harvard, and others. Visiting Harvard is a symbolic homecoming for the duo, at least according to Presencia Latina’s oraganizers.“Whenever I’ve been...
...crazy-brave, but the nerdish dad seems to be titillated by these encounters. Crossing over, Rudd last week took his club act to the safer, anesthetized realm of morning television to grab the oldies. On Mornings with Kerri-Anne, Rudd spoke Mandarin, danced the rumba with his co-host, laid bricks, cooked with chocolate, dispensed marriage advice and mixed pap with politics. Next, Rudd flies to Washington. Can we avert World War III? Stay tuned...
...Rudd is usually the smartest guy in the room. In interviews he often talks down to his host and listeners. One of his tics, and there are numerous variations, is to preface part of an answer with a question: "You know why?" When challenged with serious probing, he appears affronted. Asked about federalism by ABC-TV's Kerry O'Brien, he wielded the word "actually" like a stick. "Well, actually, that's not the approach I've got at all, Kerry. I've just got a healthy regard for what state governments actually do. I used to work...