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...cagers, coming off a 19-point loss to Lehigh in last weekend's Harvard Invitational Tournament final, were paced by sophomore point guard Barbara Ann Keffer, who scored 14 points, pulled down five rebounds, dished out four assists and made one steal...
...Grinch decides to come to Harvard Square this winter, he'll have one heck of a hard time trying to steal Christmas from local merchants...
Every time the Crimson looked like it was about to do something spectacular--like make a backcourt steal and move in for an uncontested lay-up, something awful would happen--like they would miss...
...Both in Sicily, where it began, and in the U.S., the criminal organization at one time imposed a strict, almost old-fashioned, moral code. Starting as a low-ranking "soldier," Buscetta said, "I was to be silent, not to look at other men's wives or women, not to steal." All "men of honor," as members called themselves, pledged never to lie to one another. Buscetta was suspended from Mafia activities for six months in 1952 for breaking the code. "I betrayed my wife," he admitted. Buscetta told how one insider could tell whether he was being introduced to another...
Gaslight comes complete with an Academy Award-winning performance by Ingrid Bergman, a wonderfully oily turn by Charles Boyer, and Angela Lansbury as a teenager in an early role. Bergman is haunting as a naive young maid who is duped by primo sleazebag Boyer, who wants to steal her family jewels. The ending is so trite and stylized that one half expects a knight in shining armor to stride up the stairs of Bergman's London townhouse. But this is mere Kabuki '40s style, so just lap up Bergman, who hits some real highs during her (and our) two-hour...