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...vagaries of large-scale production, are inclined to see their point. "It's like a whole new world to figure out," admits McCollough. "Target interested me because they are more mass market than my company," says Sarafpour. Exposure in 1,494 stores, as well as royalties, doesn't hurt either. Neither Target executive considers these arranged marriages a flash in a Graves-designed pan. For now, at least, a matchmaker's work is never done...
That, in fact, is the argument that was made regarding the hip-hop discussion when it made its rounds at Harvard last week. The popular documentary “Beyond Beats and Rhymes,” directed by up-and-coming filmmaker Byron Hurt, was shown to a packed crowd on this very campus and featured a number of the industry’s biggest names weighing in on the topic of hip-hop. Not surprisingly, we, as overzealous Harvard students, turned out in droves. But in places outside of liberal college campuses, the ‘issue?...
Police placed Fink, 25, of Quincy, Mass. under arrest shortly thereafter. Fink is not a Harvard affiliate. No one was hurt or threatened in the incident, according to Catalano...
...pole vault, scoring two points with a fifth-place finish, and junior co-captain Sally Stanton finished just outside the points in seventh. The Crimson also fared well in the pentathlon, where senior co-captain Julia Pederson finished second and junior Danielle Mirabal finished third. The women were hurt by the withdrawal of sophomore Shannon Flahive, the favorite to win the pentathlon, after she aggravated a groin injury while winning the 60-meter hurdles. On Day 2, sophomore Dara Wilson finished fourth in the 60-meter hurdles in 9.11 seconds. Meanwhile, sophomore Becky Christensen cleared 1.78 meters in the high...
...Junior Pat Quinn, sophomores David Guernsey, Bill Jones and Dan Jones, and freshmen Mason Brunnick and Alex Meyer also gave solid performances to gain points for the Crimson. Despite these strong results, the Crimson could not overtake the dominant Tigers, even after a close third day. Harvard was also hurt by a costly disqualification in the 200-yard medley relay, which it was leading at the time. “Princeton was obviously very deep and that’s what won it for them,” Rathgeber said. “We lost a lot of key players...