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...chance,’ and the more I looked at it I thought, ‘Yeah, that’s definitely got a chance,’ and it went over the net,” he recalls. “I didn’t smile. I was trying to act like I’d been there before, so I didn’t smile till I got to third base and Coach Walsh had this big grin on his face.”Even the team’s typical power guys were awed...
...generation was cognizant of Britney Spears. The video doesn’t make me particularly happy to watch—instead, it brings a subdued smile, a remembrance of that time mixed with a melancholy at its having passed...
...suite is just as important as having occupied it. "A CEO knows his industry, so he is sick of seeing investment-banking teams come in and tell him he needs to buy a competitor he knows better than any of them," says Messier--a dapper suit and ready smile being his only holdovers from Vivendi days. "I've been on both sides: the advisory and the entrepreneurial side. I know what you feel and what you ask yourself before you make a major strategic move. And I know how desperately you need to get your head above...
First thing you notice about a guy/girl: His smile...
...featured 28 different performances this Saturday. Every year, the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations, which sponsors the event, chooses an Artist of the Year to honor, as well. The 2008 recipient—celebrated jazz musician Herbie Hancock—took to the stage with a large smile on his face at the show’s start and hosted the night with ease. In the spirit of welcoming the jazz giant to Harvard, the show opened with Marcus Miller ’08 and his band, whose soulful jazz tunes mingled with the blue lighting and filtered...