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...pretty happy to have the last game at home against Dartmouth,” said senior and co-captain Jake Samuelson. “It’s going to be nice weather; friends can come out to watch. It’s a perfect scenario.” The seniors on the team, in their years at Harvard, have never achieved a victory against the Big Green squad. “I kind of hate Dartmouth,” said senior and co-captain Tom Mikula. “For us to come away with a win would...
...rest assured, that’s what The Crimson is for. Here are some of the biggest movies coming out this summer and here’s what you had to say about them.PoseidonDue Out: May 12Wolfgang Petersen (“Troy,” “The Perfect Storm”) directs this remake of the campy 1972 “The Poseidon Adventure,” about the luxury cruise ship, “Poseidon.” The vessel is struck by a ginormous wave on New Year’s Eve and it?...
...down the middle. We need to lay off his curveball and make him throw us some fastballs. It should be a good duel between him and Haviland.”If Princeton is to have any chance of stopping the red-hot Crimson, its pitching and defense must remain perfect, as the Harvard bats don’t show any signs of quieting down. In the decisive game against Dartmouth last weekend, Harvard unleashed 23 runs—including 14 unanswered to close the game—to take the series from the Big Green. The Crimson...
...have the difficult task of convincing voters that government can do something right. But what a great task. Economists from all over the political map acknowledge that the private insurance market doesn’t work. Government insurance programs like Medicare are efficient, effective, and popular. Healthcare is a perfect issue for showing voters how a public program can correct the excesses of the private market.Tomasky presents a compelling strategy for Democrats, but his plan is incomplete. If Democrats want to talk about the common good, they must pick policies that will force the Republicans to discuss politics on those...
...something that would enable me to choreograph and to use all of the styles that I had learned over the years,” she says. “Expressions, with its emphasis on student choreographed hip-hop and funk pieces infused with jazz and lyrical...was the perfect fit.”With her choreography for the 2004 Cultural Rhythms show, Cloud created an unprecedented fusion of diverse styles. “I set [my] piece to an old techno song by Prodigy and literally taught the women a traditional fan dance which I infused with...