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BOSTON—Winning big is never easy for the Harvard women’s basketball team. The Crimson built a 27-point lead over the first 27 minutes against Boston University last night, but then in an instant, the momentum swung in full reverse...
...didn't get is that there are some games that you don't play to win. You just play to play. In fact, Wright's games don't end; they just keep going. Wright ended up starting his own company and publishing SimCity himself in 1989. It became an instant best seller, earning him some very real, nonsimulated cash...
...been completed several weeks earlier, and an identical canvas used in the preceding prints was never actually punctured. Fontana told Mulas the best he could do was simulate his slashing process for the camera. A real work, he told his photographer pal, almost always came in an unexpected instant after days or weeks of eyeing and pondering a painted surface. The moment of inspiration is a deeply mysterious thing, but visitors to the Verona show "Baroque Metaphors," on through March 9, will feel the artist's creative stabbings even though they escaped photographic investigation. The Attese (Waiting) series of slashed...
...play, 90-yard drive was the stuff of instant legend, even prompting Harvard “News and Views” journalist Will Cloney ’33 to write—admittedly in a moment of hyperbole—that “[the 1974 Game] wasn’t just as good as the 29-29 thriller in 1968. It was better...
...score of “not at all effective” from any of the respondents. Word of mouth—hearing about something from a friend over lunch, for example—came in second. Clearly, personalized messages—either on the phone, in person, on instant messenger or over e-mail—catch students’ attention...