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...According to Phyllis Keller, author of “Getting at the Core: Curricular Review at Harvard,” during the last review, Bok would attend meetings of the committees to show his interest, but he was not directly involved in discussion...
...this time in 1:00—while Baria, Caputo and Bode all won by decisions. Sophomore Joseph Bechtold wrestled in the 174-bout, but lost, 9-7, in a close decision. The turning point of the day came in Preston’s bout against No. 8 Matt Keller of Chattanooga, during which he had to retire due to a leg injury. “I think it’s my hamstring,” Preston said. “I heard something pop. I’m just going to take...
...first two matches Thursday, which included a 3-1 decision against Sherwood Fendrick of Sacred Heart and a pin of ninth seeded Travis Picard (unattached). However, an 8-4 loss to eighth seeded Matt Kocher (unattached) cost Flanagan a quarterfinal berth, and a 5-3 loss to Andy Keller of Central Michigan ended his day. Tri-captain Mike Baria (165 lbs.) lost his first match to top-seeded Travis Paulson of Iowa State, but recovered to win his next two bouts by decision. He then lost to another seeded wrestler, Ray Blake of Stanford, in his final match. Freshman Louis...
...recommended. Vienna: Steirereck Zagat's 2006 Europe's Top Restaurants which surveys 27 major cities, describes chef Heinz Reitbauer's "exquisite" Austrian eatery as one of the best in all of Europe. New York City: Per Se In the first U.S. evaluations from Europe's prestigious Michelin guide Thomas Keller is one of just four city chefs awarded three stars for culinary artistry. Prague: La Perle de Prague This Frank Gehry-designed landmark earned the city's highest décor rating from Zagat's and a central place in Cool Restaurants Prague which features stunning photos of its grandeur...
...Apotheosis” but to Russian background music. Equally curious was that “Flowers” was performed by the corps de ballet en flat, while the Dewdrop Fairy, Morgan P. Richardson ’09, was en pointe.Despite these unusual choices, Raymond W. Keller III ’08 and Erin A. Straw ’07 wowed the crowd with their performance of “Arabian,” which concluded with Straw as a “bluebird” flung over Keller’s shoulder in the closing lift. Surprisingly, the supposedly...