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...year, we could get a better education than apathetic graduate students teaching eager undergraduates about subjects far from their field. But, as the beginning of the semester has once again reminded me, teaching fellows in the humanities and social sciences at Harvard generally are not picked for their stellar pedagogical abilities...
...highlight of "The Tales of Hoffmann" was also during this scene, when the show's three strongest singers, Cannon, Benaim, and Tania Mandzy as the apparition of Antonia's mother, sang a lovely, resonant trio, accompanied by a stellar orchestral performance. Particularly noteworthy in Ranalli's orchestra were the surprisingly well-played French horns, bassoons, and harp...
Despite Zimmerman's stellar year, the team's overall season was a not a success. They finished with a 15-8 record and were knocked out of the Eastern Championships by rival Brown...
That's not always a bad strategy--Presto was his stellar self between the pipes last night, notching 28 saves in total, and 13 in the critical final period, during which he blanked the Bulldogs to seal...
...same cloth as "Flash Gordon." Throwing his rapier from the balcony like a javelin, Hamlet pins Claudius to his throne (note: poetic justice) and swings down on the chandelier in order to splash drops of poison into his mouth, all the while bellowing about his impending death, the stellar revenge he has enacted, and his chest hair. (Well, not really, but Hamlet's expression shows he's thinking about...