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...League doubleheader of their careers.Vance went deep in the top of the fifth and Kramer followed an inning later. A career .254 hitter coming into this season, Kramer posted a .320 batting average with three homers and 16 RBI this year.“He’s a kid who works hard every day,” Haviland said. “In our class over four years he’s gotten better than any of us.”—Staff writer Loren Amor can be reached at lamor@fas.harvard.edu...
...year’s recipients of the Louise Donovan Award—is the person to call. A Minneapolis native, Jewett has always had an interest in theater but only got involved in set construction after coming to Harvard. “I went to acting camp as a kid, but when I came here I knew I wanted to build sets, and they were more than happy to get me into it… and since then everyone I’ve worked with has been great.” Having been involved in more than 25 productions, Jewett...
...There was no money, no direction, no promises,” Golson said. “But it’s an art form that refuses to die, because all of us who are engaged in it are driven.”As a 15-year-old kid in Philadelphia, Golson and pianist Ray Bryant started off in a 15-piece band that had a simple, rough sound and played some gigs on the weekends. Golson recounted the story of their first gig: the leader of the group called and told Golson and Bryant the gig was cancelled...
...Everything from the over-the-top vocal flourishes to the a cappella ending to Jemaine forgetting the catchy chorus is flawlessly put together to poke fun at the predictable structure of celebrity collaboration records. They even touch on all the issues: “They’re turning kids into slaves just to make cheaper sneakers, but what’s the real cost? ’Cause the sneakers don’t seem that much cheaper. Why are we still paying so much for sneakers when you are having them made by little kid slave babies?...
...said. “Where before it used to be more just music influence and people who are into music, now everyone comes in from the 70-year-old guy looking at the weird political stuff all the way down to the five-year-old kid wanting Pokemon cards.”Flanagan also spoke to the uncertain future of music stores in the Square and elsewhere. “In Harvard Square alone, there used to be six record stores,” he said. “Now there are three.”For all the damage...