Word: joshingly
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Nate Stahlings (Josh Dean), new college grad, is starting adult life on the slow track--specifically, the move-back-to-your-folks'-house-in-Missouri track. Ride is, like Sons and Daughters, partly improvised (creator Rob Roy Thomas brought us Bravo's improv-com Significant Others), and that gives the slacker comedy an appealing, meandering feel. Good-hearted, eccentric and wry, Ride goes nowhere fast, but it has a fine time getting there...
...stuff was really there [on Friday]. He has a very good pitcher’s makeup. He didn’t get flustered.”Senior Lance Salsgiver led a solid Crimson attack with five hits and two walks in twelve plate appearances. Brown and senior Josh Klimkiewicz hit the sole Crimson home runs of the weekend in Friday’s loss. The next stop on Harvard’s annual whirlwind March tour is Old Westbury, N.Y., where the team will play the New York Institute of Technology. The Crimson won the only game between...
System of a Down “Lonely Day” Dir. Josh Melnick and Xander Charity Pity poor Serj Tankian. Not only is it “the most loneliest day in [his] life,” shit keeps catching fire around him. No wonder he thinks “such a lonely day should be banned.” At least he has the other members of System of a Down on the bus with him to keep him company. In the video for “Lonely Day,” the band members lounge mournfully around...
...Brown says. “Because I used to see the guys eating in Annenberg. The recruited baseball players. I was really skinny as a freshman, and they were a lot bigger than me.”He laughs now, noting former and current teammates like senior Josh Klimkiewicz and Red Sox farmhand Zak Farkes ’06. “And I was just like, man, I was too scared to even go down and play,” Brown says.Eventually, Brown tried out—and caught the eye of Walsh. He had never...
...mostly engaged in a monologue about her increasingly isolated life and her act of pacing, ultimately ending with a story that imitated the beginning of her monologue. Lloyd-Bollard delivered her lines with great intensity, but the lighting (co-designed by Allison B. Kline ’09 and Josh Randall), while effective, kept the audience from looking at anything but the first few feet of stage. Also, the rhythmic pacing became somewhat lulling after a time and made the scene a bit hard to follow. “Rockaby” was arguably the strangest and most disturbing?...