Word: sloppyness
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The touring professional team from Slovakia showed a certain savoir faire shooting the rock, connecting on 62 percent from the field. Although Harvard jumped out to a 11-2 lead early in the first quarter, the uncharacteristically sloppy and sluggish Crimson squad succumbed to the Cassovia's blitzkrieg, 85-64...
Mike Seid's Joe is the classic stereotypical poet: sloppy, wavering, unable to keep a job and inexplicably attractive to women. "On the edges of the world," he proclaims to a love-struck Joan, "the poet stands sentinel." Only his trust fund keeps him afloat as he drifts from job...
"It was sloppy," Harvard coach Sue Caples said. "Maine's not a better team; they just put the ball in the net."
Yet at least one of the films in the series ("Natural Born Killers") faced opposition not simply on the basis of its artistic or educational merit but on the question of the public welfare: the old argument of monkey-see, monkey-do. But, in truth, whether, say, "Reservoir Dogs" leads...
Now a younger generation is reviving punk, and it may be a particularly devilish form of revenge: Thanks for making me a child of divorce, Dad, now here's punk rock right back at you. This week the Berkeley, California-based punk trio Green Day, whose 1994 album, Dookie, sold...