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...magazine, right? Well, if we’re talking about Diamond magazine, the answer is a resounding no. Diamond attempts to cover everything from eroticism to football predictions to movie reviews, but fails to really cover anything at all—including editor-in-chief Matt di Pasquale’s ’09 hair-carpeted bod. Not only does the magazine include several nudie shots of the editor (pages 33 and 37 for frontal, 35 for a rear shot), but it also includes an interview with di Pasquale, conducted by... himself. Among other self-declarations...
...winning myself any popularity with this stance. But I’m not arguing on behalf of porn in general here—I’m just saying this magazine is hilarious and its continuity should be supported. Here’s why: 1) He (founder Matt di Pasquale ’09) interviews himself! When I was younger, I, like many children or schizophrenic people, used to ask myself questions in the mirror, with a hairbrush as a microphone, pretending to be both interviewer and famous pop star. Well, this guy is shamelessly doing it in front...
...ball and set them up for a touchdown run, extending their lead to 24-12. With 9:21 left in the fourth quarter and down 12 points, Pizzotti marched his troops down the field. After rushing the ball on four straight occasions, a pass from Pizzotti to junior wideout Matt Luft put Harvard on the 1-yard line. The 66-yard drive culminated in a 1-yard quarterback sneak by Pizzotti to bring the score to 24-19 after the extra point. A huge stop by the Harvard defense on third down foiled any further scoring attempts by the Crusaders...
...defense kept the squad poised for the fourth quarter comeback. “Our defensive coordinator, Coach Doherty, he challenged us a lot in practice, and the coaching staff did a great job of putting us in the right position,” said Harvard captain and defensive tackle Matt Curtis. Down 24-12 with nine minutes to go in the fourth, a series of handoffs from senior Chris Pizzotti to sophomore Gino Gordon moved the Crimson from its own 34 to the Crusader 29. After a 28-yard pass to junior receiver Matt Luft, Pizzotti carried the ball...
...decidedly better in a season-opening victory. “To have what happened last year and to go out there this year and stop them on the potential game-winning drives is very rewarding, and it’s a testament to our heart,” captain Matt Curtis said. What happened last year was not limited to a last-second score. The Crusaders, led by quarterback Dominic Randolph, racked up 492 yards of offense to go with 31 first downs. Holy Cross scored on four consecutive drives of 65, 83, 82, and 80 yards in the second...