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...BOOK WAS BETTER: Both a coming-of-age love story and a treatise on geisha manners and mores, the very long Arthur Golden book reveled in its very novelness. Fiction is the ideal medium for a life story. It can span generations and take lots of scenic detours, and the reader will usually stay along for the ride. A movie has to keep on truckin' down the narrative highway...
...Harvard scraped out a 1-1 tie with host Brown (3-4-1, 2-1-1) on Saturday after a quick exchange of goals in the final period broke a lengthy scoreless lull.HARVARD 1, BROWN 1For all but a brief minute-and-a-half long span in the third period, Brown and Harvard found themselves locked in a defensive duel. Crimson netminder Ali Boe went toe to toe with counterpart O’Hara Shipe for the opening 43:25 of the game before she was beaten on a one-timer by Kim McManus and the Bears third line...
...next week’s meeting. “We are definitely not in a place to discuss this bill,” said UC member Jeffrey D. Wilf ’07, who is also a Crimson editor. The UC constitution calls for the constitutional amendment process to span three meetings. The amendment must be introduced at the first meeting, amended and put up for a preliminary vote at the second meeting, and subjected to a final vote at a third meeting. Last night was initially slated to be the second meeting in the process—with...
...been 60 years since Wyndol Gray ’46, who played a season with the Boston Celtics, captained that Crimson squad to a bid in the Big Dance. Few teams in that span have had as good a chance as this Harvard squad to end that drought...
...must also demonstrate desire to fit in on society's terms as well. "This culture and attitude of exclusion have made some even well-education people here unemployable," Vitali notes. Ouzaanik isn't one of those, and the smart, witty student says he dreams of acting as the first span in a bridge linking Blois' estranged populations. "The banlieues are as much a part of Blois as the castle," Ouzaanik comments. "One day, I'd like to see our neighborhoods included in the tourist brochures...