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Emma Moretzsohn, a 6’7 post player from Downington, Pennsylvania, boasts strong post moves, outstanding size, and a soft touch that makes her a powerful offensive force...
...monolithic darkness,” at 11:35 p.m., as well as Tides (9:00), 27 (9:50), and Pelt (10:40) earlier in the evening. T.T. the Bear’s Place. 9 p.m. $10. (KF)Tuesday, Nov. 22 December Sound, The Lovetones, Hopewell, and The Soft Explosions. The Boston-based quartet band December Sound at 9 p.m. will be followed by Australia natives and psychedelic rockers The Lovetones at 9:50. Fellow psychedelic bands Hopewell and The Soft Explosions, both from New York City, will perform at 10:45 and 11:40, respectively. T.T. the Bear?...
...resemblance at all to the meticulously precise images many viewers expect from Adams.But a few of these pictures, unknown to all but the most resourceful Adams admirers, are startlingly successful. “From Moose Pass, Canadian Rockies, 1928,” is one of them—incredibly soft, small, composed of only a handful of shades of gray, and lacking detail, it’s the opposite of what people often think of as an Adams print. Yet it conveys that same sublime, pristine nature that Adams captured so famously in his later work.This gallery also includes...
JuiceboxThe StrokesWhat do you get when you combine five swaggering New York hipsters, rooftop lesbian soft porn, nausea-inducing taxi-cab cunnilingus, and a dirty bathroom stall hookup? There are two possibilities: Finals Club initiation season, or the music video for “Juicebox,” the newest pomp-rock mashup by the Strokes, those loveably trendsetters widely known as the saviors of indie swagger. And let me tell you, my friends, the “Juicebox” video has enough bravado to fill a bathtub or two. Over a pilfered bass riff, the video bounces between...
...United States should aim to use less military force and more “soft power” in its foreign policy, a Carter and Clinton administration diplomat told students and faculty at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum last night. Richard N. Gardner ’48, who served as ambassador to Italy and Spain, discussed his political philosophy and related his experiences in a conversation with University Distinguished Service Professor Joseph S. Nye of the Kennedy School of Government, Gardner made the case for a return to President Carter’s foreign policy approach, which focused...