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...seven seniors who are departing after this season, a victory over conference rival Yale, while not as fulfilling as the Ivy championship, still brings a smile to their faces. With two days remaining before squash nationals, the Crimson proved its preparedness to the nation with a 7-2 victory over the Bulldogs...
...guess I didn’t realize I was,” Chu said humbly, breaking into a huge smile. “We focus on how the team is performing, how we’re playing, the effort level, and that was our biggest focus there...
...Shah Rukh Khan fighting? No, we don't have that movie available. What's it called?" Next door, in a shop stacked high with the very latest movies, manager Kuldeep Singh dismissed the feud as "just newspaper attitude." "They make it up to sell more," he said with smile. "How can there be a fight when Amitabh is the number one? He's an artist. He can do an angry man, a perfect man, a thoughtful man, everything. Shah Rukh Khan is just a playboy, a lover boy. There's no comparison...
...mixed with Beyonce and Justin Timberlake. Colorful lights flash everywhere, creating a club vibe in the tent and significantly more buzz than the daytime shows. As has come to be routine, the lights drop, the music pauses, and then both fire up again simultaneously. We almost see a model smile, a first for the weekend. This line, unlike some of the others, is absolutely wearable, offering a larger and more diverse showing than the previous collections.Models show off flirty skirts, evening gowns, and plush fur coats in blacks, browns, and deep shades of purple. Metallic silver appears frequently. The last...
...most immediately noticeable aspect of “Lincoln’s Smile and Other Enigmas” is a giant photograph of Abraham Lincoln’s craggy face staring out from the cover. But in spite of the photograph’s prominence, the key word in the title of Alan Trachtenberg’s new book is not “Lincoln,” but “enigmas.”Honest Abe figures only slightly in one of the book’s essays, and even then it is not so much Abraham Lincoln...