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...lead after a great perfomance against Michigan. 17:45 Housman nails 3-pointer, cool and collected, after ball gets batted around, 44-49. Quick 5-0 run the Crimson needed. 17:10 Offensive board for Britain over Harris. Foul on the floor on Pusar, his second. That's Lin and Pusar with two apiece. 16:54 Harris plays strong D on Lowe, Amaker is switching up the D, and it's working. He draws the charge. 16:22 Harris turnover. Off-the-ball foul on Harris, that's three fouls, he's out for the time being. 15:54 Lowe...
...Harris draws a foul down low. Lin drives to the paint for a bucket, 2-0. Harvard playing a man-to-man to start, but Lin lets Terrier leading scorer Carlos Strong open for three. 2-3 Terriers. 18:45 Lin counters with a jumpshot of his own. 4-3 Harvard. 18:20 Brittain, Terriers' big men, up strong for bucket over Magnerelli then blocks Pat on the other end. 4-5. 18:00 In transition, Boston nails another three. 4-8. 17:40 Lin has all of Harvard's points as he is cutting to the lane uncontested...
...counterpoints that take place (deconstructions like “The Mikado Project,” for example, or “M. Butterfly.”) As art has the power to shape our perceptions of reality, the audience has the right of information, the responsibility of response.N. Kathy Lin ’08 is a social studies concentrator in Winthrop House. Her column appears on alternate Wednesdays...
...next possession, it was Lin again, this time doing it on his own. He got the ball in the corner, broke away from his defender, and hit a picturesque fadeaway jumper from 18 feet out to put the Crimson...
...Productions by the HRGSP are unusual in that they require both a large cast, here directed (perhaps “wrangled” would be a better word) by Anna M. Resnick ’09, and a full orchestra (this time around, under the direction of Eric W. Lin ’09, who is also a Crimson Arts staff writer). This combination creates a sensory overload that is usually quite pleasant—it’s hard to get bored when there’s so much to look at—as well as an ambience...