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...little mysterious. In particular, Boyd Tinsley, the stunningly sculpted violinist, seemed about as incapable of building his epic solos around more than four notes as he was of including more than one of those notes in a single bowing. His frantic, headbanging sawing on “Lie In?? was unquestionably high energy and exhilarating at times, but was not nearly as articulate as the taut, focused solos of saxophonist Leroi Moore...
...fact, there were two central demands of last spring’s sit-in??for Harvard to adopt a living wage and also to join the Worker’s Rights Consortium (WRC), an apparel manufacturing monitoring agency...
...Crimson lineup isn’t lacking in leadership or talent. But in yesterday’s opening game of the Beanpot Tournament—played at one of the least routine playing venues a player on any level can set foot in??Northeastern’s Matt Piryk held everyone on the Crimson not named Trey Hendricks hitless through six innings. Hendricks went 3-for-5 on the day, but the rest of the team wasn’t able to get much going until the Crimson was already in a 7-0 hole...
...Crimson finally broke through when Clarkson defenseman Chris Bahen’s clearing attempt was intercepted in the Golden Knights’ zone. Cavanagh collected the loose puck at the blue line and used a pick from Bernakevitch to gain some open ice. The rookie forward then skated in??eluding a Golden Knight skater hanging off his hip—and fired a backhand shot from six feet in front that eluded Clarkson goaltender Mike Walsh low to the stick side...
Taking this less frantic idea even further, “The State We’re In?? is a slow, sad electronic ballad. Who would have thought such a song possible from the kings of the frantic, distorted electric beat? That idea is still present though, permeating the background, and at the end of the song it takes over. Feel the need to bounce...