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Long before Alias' Jennifer Garner traveled the world's nightclubs undercover and barely covered, Diana Rigg donned the catsuit of justice as superhot, supercool British spook Emma Peel. The plots seem frothy in retrospect--in one, an alien artichoke threatens mankind. But the quick-witted, flirty interplay between Mrs. Peel and bowler-hatted John Steed (Patrick Macnee) never gets old. This massive set collects all 51 Peel episodes plus three rare Avengers, a making-of film and more. Crisply written and sophisticated, it's a stylish time capsule of the mid-'60s apex of British mod-era style...
...early six-seat lead the largest either team would claim throughout. Brown broke out to that six-seat margin within the race’s first 20 strokes, and Harvard remained six seats back throughout the first 500 meters. “We expected them to start pretty quickly,” Henderson said. “But we sort of expected to draw them back in, like we did most of last season.”After the Bears’ quick start, the two boats maintained a stalemate until the midway point. Harvard’s surge...
...tests are administered in the spring every year and the scores are returned between the middle of the summer to the beginning of the fall. “We don’t have anything like rushed scores that involve students paying extra money to have a sort of quick turnaround time,” MacKinnon said, contrasting the MCAS with the SAT. However, Cambridge Public School Committee member Nancy Walser said that the downside of the test’s “slow” turnaround time is that it makes it difficult to use the results...
...tried him out as a cook and he did well,” recalls Maureen Johannessen, who was the general manager of Leverett’s dining hall at the time. “He was a quick learner...
...quick glance at the lengthy titles of Ntozake Shange’s “for colored girls who’ve considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf” and Keith Antar Mason’s “for black boys who have considered homicide when the streets were too much,” two plays that deal with what it means to be black in America, might suggest that to perform each play by itself was, well, enough. But this season’s production by blackC.A.S.T., Harvard’s theater company dedicated to black...