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...said tri-captain Max Meltzer, who finished third at 141 lb. despite suffering a tough first-round upset. “Each of us knows it because we train with each other. We have to make sure we train smart in the next couple of weeks, and then the sky??s the limit.”Sophomore Louis Caputo (184 lb.) and freshman J.P. O’Connor (149 lb.) both made it into the finals, with Caputo clinching his first conference title, leading Harvard to a sixth-place finish with 71 points.Entering the tournament as the second...
...It’s Natural to be Afraid”) and sometimes blending (“Catastrophe and Cure”). The tone runs the gamut from dense and discordant to light and uncomplicated, changing even as the songs progress. Like the rest of Explosions in the Sky??s work, “All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone” is experimental, and thus does not appeal to all audiences. You won’t find yourself humming it, nor will it provide any hooks that inevitably get stuck in your head for days. The album?...
...Meryl Streep, “The Devil Wears Prada”; Kate Winslet, “Little Children”Embodying Queen Elizabeth II, Mirren has demolished the competition and stands alone as the one to beat. Cruz, whose English language films like “Vanilla Sky?? and “Sahara” have never showcased her talent, has been recognized for her work in Pedro Almodovar’s “Volver.” Unexpectedly snubbed in the Best Foreign Language category, it is the Spanish film’s sole nomination. Meryl...
...we’re capable of doing,” Tindal adds. “More than anything, we want not to put pressure on each other, but to be the best we can be, to get what we know we deserve.” Pressure or no pressure, sky??s the limit for this group of talented classmates. And someone who’s made a habit of hoisting Ivy championship trophies realizes what this group can accomplish.“It’s unbelievable what this class can do this year and as they...
...England and All-Ivy League teams for his efforts last season. “If he continues the same rate of improvement he’s had over the last few years,” says Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91, “the sky??s the limit of what kind of season he could have for us this year.” In December of 2005, the coach called his forward “a very talented guy, very much a part of our success whenever we win.” Take...