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McGuire also uses 6 ft. 3 in. freshman, Nate Davis, who is supposed to be the best jumper since David Thompson. Davis, one of the two Gamecocks from Columbia, S.C., in one game trapped a ball against the glass at the top of the boards for a goaltending violation. Six-foot 11 inch centers are supposed to do that, not 6 ft. 3 in. guards. By the way, there is no truth to the rumor that Davis works as an elevator in the off season...
...puts his words of eloquence, passion and longing at the service of the handsome and inarticulate dolt Christian, whom Roxane fancies. Cyrano also possesses some of the romantic chivalry of Don Quixote. He tilts at the crass, compromising windbags of this world. He has an in nate gallantry that makes his last-act death scene extremely poignant...
...probably the first time in history, Yale failed to reach the finals in the event, which until very recently was an Elis trademark. In the consolation finals, the team finished first but was disqualified on starts. To top off what had to be an extremely disappointing weekend, Yale captain Nate Cartmel, in a coin flip for the silver League trophy, lost to Harvard's Mike Cook and the Crimson took the cup back to Cambridge in a plastic baggie...
...last and best item of the evening is Gettin' It Together, the Story of a man and a woman who can neither stay together nor keep apart. Coretta (Beverly Todd) has had a son by Nate (Morgan Freeman), her lover. He likes to take the boy on picnics, but he also likes to keep other women on the side. Coretta wants the security that this black man cannot give her, and Nate wants the freedom that the white world will not allow him. They are caught in the bittersweet toils of their love, and Richard Wesley has written...
...fresh and intimate has appeared since Robert Sherwood's Roosevelt and Hopkins'": we can similarly compliment the editors of this collection that no letters published out of University Hall have displayed such rich nuance revealing so much about a complex and historically significant relationship since Franklin Ford's "Dear Nate" appeared in The Old Mole three years ago this month...