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...YORK--Mark Jackson returned to his old stomping grounds and was unstoppable in the clutch, scoring half of his season-high 28 points in the fourth quarter as the Indiana Pacers defeated the New York Knicks 91-86 last night...
...Mark your calendars upperclass students because the 1999 President's Ball is only one year away...
...second time in as many months, the Harvard football team has lost a coach. Coming soon after Coach Mark Harriman's departure for Bates, Coach Hank Hughes has announced his decision to leave the Crimson for the University of Memphis football staff...
James Whalen shines in the small part of Suzy'shusband Sam, who leaves after the second scene anddoesn't return until the very end of the play.Although they only share the stage for fiveminutes, Whalen and Tomei exhibit great chemistry.Unfortunately, the same can't be said for StephenLang's Mark Talman, the good-hearted hood whodevelops an affinity for Suzy while simultaneouslyattempting to con her. The sexual tension betweenLang and Tomei falls flat, mainly because theytalk at rather than to one other.Their exchanges are hopelessly wooden--strange,considering the ample talent and experience ofthese two fine performers...
...rather dissimilar playing styles of the two pianists mark the greatest difference in personality between the two concerts. Rubalcaba possesses extraordinary virtuosity, and his technical facility is very evident throughout his performance. With his cascading solo lines and fluid, rapid-fire outbursts of notes, he seems extroverted almost to the point of brashness. His linear, lyrical sensibility and use of stylistic devices like tremolo octaves are very reminiscent of McCoy Tyner. But Rubalcaba's lines are even longer, and his touch more commanding, than that of John Coltrane's former pianist. Rubalcaba's improvisations are heavily patterned and rhythmically defined...