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...echoed Albright’s own. The orchestra then burst into full volume, a move that exposed the strident brass and strings sections. The second movement began with a beautiful flute solo by Sanborn—soon joined by Albright—and ended with a solid bass pizzicato.The third movement was more jocular—it was almost danceable. As Albright’s hands pressed down on the keys of the grand piano, the instrument became an orchestra in itself. The audience sprang into a standing ovation for the deserving Albright.In response to the audience?...
...starters going down is that you get to see that your bench players can come in and do a great job filling in for him,” senior Brian Rapp said. Nathan nailed seven total kills for the weekend, contributing to the Crimson’s all around solid offense. HARVARD 3, STEVENS 0 In the Saturday game against Stevens, Harvard captured its second win of the weekend. Weintraub had another impressive match, recording 43 assists. Kuld stepped it up, executing 24 kills at an attack percentage of .500. Kuld also sealed all three frames with game-winning kills...
...some sort of an illness,” junior Laura Peterzan said. “But I think we did a good job. We competed really hard.” As the first sets of the singles portion came to a close, it looked as if Harvard had a solid chance of winning the match. The Crimson led in four of the singles matches, and captain Stephanie Schnitter was making a come-from-behind charge at No. 2. Nevertheless, the possibility of victory soon faded as Harvard ended up dropping four out of the six first sets. The closest...
...continued in the foil, where junior co-captain Kai Itameri-Kinter notched the silver medal, falling to Columbia’s Kurt Getz. Teammate and sophomore Long Ouyang rounded out the top 10, and rookie Hao Meng ended up 19th of 30. “Kai has been a solid, great leader for us all three years at Harvard,” Crimson coach Peter Brand said. “He continues to amaze me in terms of his solid performances. He’s mentally very tough and when he’s on the strip he?...
...rage these days, and for good reason. The kind of high-concept, high-execution shows that make the airwaves in the new cable order are often just a little too unrealistic to float. The blanket solution of more than a few programs has been to hire a solid anchor in the form of an excellent lead actor—preferably one who’s had some face time on HBO. Did Michael C. Hall creep you out more than a little on “Six Feet Under”? He’ll do that role one better...