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...impressive as the play itself is Cutmore-Scott, who brings the idea of a “Renaissance Man?? back into the 21st century. He wrote, directed, and even acted in the show. On top of all that, he’s a freshman. It’s a virtually unheard-of feat for a freshman to both write and direct an HRDC play...
...dubbed an “international superstar” by Pudding members, also had to reenact a scene from the movie “Braveheart,” rallying the troops to fight. The catch, however, was that he had to speak in the voice of a neurotic man??a part quite familiar to Stiller given his role in the movies “Meet the Parents” and “Along Came Polly.” The producers said the roast was a success and that Stiller was a great sport...
...whatever Web site he was on, he might have found things more to his liking. For instance, he would have learned that one of Prof. Faust’s main works is on James Henry Hammond, a South Carolina planter and senator, a real “man??s man,” one of those who fought the battles while the women stayed at home. Incidentally, he was also a main advocate behind the movement to reopen the slave trade, and was involved in breaking up the Democratic party on the eve of the Civil...
According to Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) police Lieutenant Salvatore L. Venturelli, the man??whom he described as a Caucasian male in his fifties—jumped at approximately 7:30 p.m. in front of an outbound subway train...
...shots or his own grueling athletic and academic goals—he is concentrating in engineering sciences—he has shown that he has the fortitude to reach them. “He grew from a solid baseline player, into a physically strong, very highly conditioned, man??an athlete,” Fish said. “He’s trusting his game and executing at a very high level.” Though it wasn’t always pretty, Denenberg’s hard work has proved that Harvard is indeed the place...