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...luxurious treatments are inspired by both the volcanic mud from the Mediterranean island of Pantelleria (off the coast of Sicily), where Armani has a home, and by the Roman tradition of hot-spring bathing for relaxation. The spa's three private treatment rooms are finished in beige travertine stone and feature an Asian brass gong, which, when hammered with a mallet, emits relaxing vibes. Guests are provided with black kimonos in private dressing rooms that offer?what else??a complete set of Armani skin-care products and makeup for use after treatment. The initial foot bath, a Japanese tradition...
...poetry, so I started writing poetry that was abysmally bad. But I was focused on skateboarding for a long time, and when I went back to college, the only thing that excited me was writing. There was a moment where I went to a reading by the novelist Robert Stone, and when the reading was over an hour later, I knew I wanted to be a writer.12.FM: What do you like about the short story form?BJ: That it can take your breath away. I love the power and economy of short stories. A story can achieve that moment where...
...Harvard women’s hockey team’s 5-1 victory over Dartmouth Saturday afternoon didn’t just punch the Crimson’s ticket to the NCAA Frozen Four.It also marked a huge milestone for Harvard head coach Katey Stone, who became just the third Division 1 women’s hockey coach to record 300 career victories with the quarterfinal win.But in typical Stone fashion, the coach downplayed the personal significance of the victory, directing attention to her team’s accomplishments.“It’s done...
...lead and opened the floodgates for the Crimson offense. Harvard defeated the Big Green, 5-1, in front of 1,497 fans to advance to the NCAA Frozen Four in Duluth, Minn.“We got better as the game went on,” Harvard coach Katey Stone said. “I felt as though we kind of came out with both teams sort of feeling each other out a little bit and had some good opportunities but then all of the sudden started to get on our toes a little bit and maintain our aggressiveness...
...offensively. I see those two games as a progression for us through the season. So hopefully we will only get better.” Despite the Crimson’s two wins against Dartmouth, Harvard will not be taking the Big Green lightly. “[Crimson coach Katey Stone] always says these two [regular season] games don’t mean anything,” Vaillancourt said. “But the fact that we won the ECAC championship doesn’t mean anything either. This is a new season. Everybody is right back at the start...