Word: let-downs
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Rubins, however, is not entirely satisfied: "'Suffragette' was about everything George and I believed. I guess that's why we tried so hard. The fact that it wasn't the greatest hit ever was a let-down." According to Rubins, "Suffragette" is about "fanaticism, the choice that people have to...
Ross also cautioned, however, against a team let-down. "We've had two big wins the last two weeks against MIT and Rutgers and we have the big one next week against Princeton. But we don't want to have a "dead" race this week--we want to beat them...
In all but the BU loss, the let-down has been noticeably evident. At UNH, Harvard saw a 2-1 lead turn into a 3-2 loss. Against the Big Green, Harvard stormed back from a 3-0 deficit to take a 4-3 lead, only to see the one...
The Crimson played a methodical, if not a somewhat dull brand of basketball, which Jarvis said was caused by a "let-down" after Thursday night's rough game against a formerly undefeated Tufts freshman squad.
QUEEN MARGUERITE is the most complex character in Exit the King. As the play proceeds she must change from death's morbid apologist to a magnanimous prophet. But Marlene Nelson as Marguerite maintains a uniformly dour and malignant tenor, never clearly establishing what she feels or wants. Ionesco is vague...