Word: notebooke
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...NOTEBOOK: A roast for former Crimson Coach Frank McLaughlin followed last night's contest as a fundraiser for the Friends of Harvard Basketball...The cagers host St. Michael's tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m....After hitting double figures in the Crimson's first five games, freshman starting forward Neil Phillips has finished with eight in the past two games...Brown, second on the Stanford squad with 15 points, had 20 in the last meeting of the two teams. In that game, which took place December 19, 1983 in Palo Alto, Calif., the Cardinal dumped the Crimson...
...NOTEBOOK: Co-Captain Steve Farrell has looked extremely strong this season and leads the team with a 9-2 record...Sophomore Scott Beck, at 6-5, is also wrestling very well...The team will not wrestle again until January 11...The Crimson opens the Ivy League schedule at the IAB on February 1 against Cornell...
...NOTEBOOK: Neilson and Bailliere won't be making the Aspen trip...Injured freshmen Brita Lind and Julie Trotman should be ready to play Jan. 5, when Harvard battles Dartmouth in Hanover, N.H. Crimson, 7-1 at Bright Center Vermont 0-0-1--1 Harvard...
...NOTEBOOK: Former Harvard Coach Frank McLaughlin, who left Cambridge in September for the job as athletic director at Fordham, and his wife attended the game...Starter Kyle Dodson saw only 17 minutes of playing time and was held scoreless, going 0-for-3 from the floor and 0-for-2 from the foul line...Bill Mohler, the Crimson's starting center, netted only four points, but was perfect in field goals (1-for-1) and free throws...
...work, so dependent for its haunting power on the tonalities of her prose, at once intensely specific and mysteriously reticent, was too fine for the narrative demands of the screen. Out of Africa is a memoir and a collection of tales. But it is also an anthropologist's notebook, a naturalist's diary and a mystic's ruminations. And, yes, a duplicitous fiction in which time is compressed and rearranged, incidents conflated. The narrator granted herself a serene distance and freedom from quotidian concerns. How do you get all that into a movie and fulfill an audience's expectations...