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...Desmond put Dartmouth ahead, 1-0, on a power-play score at 14:49 of the first period, when he whistled a slapshot past RPI's reserve goalie Tony Martino. The Engineers tied the game 30 seconds later, when Bob DiPronio beat Dartmouth goalie Jeff Bower...
When Jooris tipped in a Mike Dark slapshot with just over five minutes left in the second period, the game was tied at 3-3. Donahue then beat Martino with a wristshot at 17:12 of the second period on the power play to give Dartmouth the lead for good...
Wolff said that the department was not planning to make any more appointments over the course of the year, but that it could use some "fresh blood" in music theory. The last tenured appointment in the department was to Donald Martino, a composer from Brandeis University who came to Harvard this year...
...full of vividly powerful but understand scenes that capture perfectly the heightened sense of ordinary life that the characters are leading. The entire group as they huddle around a tree listening for their village to blow up, think thoughts that range from the sublime ("And so our rosy San Martino fades away"--Galvano) to the ridiculous ("Oh God, let the houses blow up, I've never had so much fun" Cecilia), but the directors give them all equal weight. A woman, having broken off to join a group of Sicilan-American soldiers she believes are in the area, is killed...
...climax of The Night of the Shooting Stars occurs when the group from San Martino, helping some partisans harvest a wheat field, is attacked by a band of Black shirts. What ensues is a grotesquely comic scene of carnage, as a lot of inexperienced people shoot at each other with pamcky clumsiness. A man runs into a childhood friend with a yelp of joy, only to riddle him with bullets: a girl embraces a long lost cousin in black shirt, but her husband pushes her aside with a rifle; both sides tending to their wounded, inadvertently borrow each other...