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...Have you? FM: Nope! JL: Yeah. It’s long. It seems hackneyed, because it’s the origin of these further conventions, so we couldn’t actually keep complete fidelity to the sensibility.6.FM: It seems that you’re hoping it will be kind of a gateway drug into these 18th-century novels. What would you hope that a reader would gain just by reading it? JL: I do wish that it brought people to read more 18th-century fiction and historical materials. The book is supposed to sort of make the reader...
...frustrating, but it’s a tribute to their goaltender,” Kester said. “We surpassed them in the shot count in the third period, which was one of our goals, so we’re pretty happy with that. Again, just kind of tough luck.”Harvard got a crucial opportunity late in regulation, when UNH captain Kacey Bellamy was called for checking at 16:32. But once again, the Crimson failed to capitalize on the man advantage, despite launching four shots at Minton. Minton made 33 saves on the evening, while...
...loved all the behind-the-scenes aspects of football.” Frazier—who earned his degree from Brown three years ago—refused to state his age in an interview with The Crimson. “As far as the age and that kind of stuff, it is neither here nor there,” he said. “It’s about what you bring to the table—the knowledge and background you have.” Kelleher supported his former player’s leadership ability, citing his maturity despite...
...proportions of all the buildings, particularly the earlier ones, form the space where there’s an enclosed nature,” said Gund. “But it lets nature through the buildings, between them. I think it’s a very serene kind of quality and beautifully done.”MEMORIAL HALLMemorial Hall, completed in 1878, was meant to serve as a memorial to Harvard alumni who had died on the Union side of the Civil War. Mem Hall, as it is often called, was designed by Henry Van Brunt, class of 1854, and William...
...course, such an event would have been incomplete without caviar. Umami Magazine’s favorite kind? Russian Sturgeon...