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...plot of “Fall” might have seemed eerily familiar to more than a few audience members: an unnamed British international student (Cutmore-Scott), arrives at Harvard as a freshman and finds himself quickly launched into the careening rush of academic and social life in Cambridge. Autobiographical? Possibly, but it didn’t matter, because “Fall” left me with the impression that I was looking at my own life, albeit through a lens that has been simultaneously polished and warped...
...doesn’t help us to rush the process,” she said. “We’re here for the long...
...other Democrats allege that Feith himself did in the walkup to the 2003 invasion. Intelligence analysts working for him drew links between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda that didn't pan out, they say. But those suspected links were cited by President Bush and Vice President Cheney in the rush to war. The IG said Feith's work was "inappropriate," but not illegal...
...whistled play. “I don’t think it was a dangerous head-butt, but if [the referees] decide it’s a head-butt, it’s a five-minute penalty.” Less than four minutes later, however, after a rush of Crimson pressure at the Cornell goalmouth, junior Mike Taylor gave Harvard the lead for good, beating Scrivens on a second-chance opportunity. And with only 90 seconds remaining, sophomore Jimmy Fraser capped off a 39-shot night for the Crimson with a five-hole deflection for the 3-1 lead...
...around me as flurries of e-mails went out over house lists. In the hours after Anna Nicole’s death, I was bombarded with her story by every major news network and I, too, began to care about the buoyant blonde from Texas. All forms of media rushed to fill me in on the trailer-trash tragedy and I was able to devour the details through television, Internet, and magazine at my leisure. The book world was quick to follow—within the next two months, there will be a reissue of her 1996 biography...