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Harvard, however, as the Bulldogs found out in the January rematch, is a different team now than it was in the fall, when the defeat at Yale set off a string of six losses in the span of a month. At the Bright Hockey Center in late January, the Crimson vengefully pasted Yale 11-2, delivering its biggest offensive output and largest margin of victory of the season...
...like “Holding Back the Day” and “If I Could,” Barlow rewarded these old fans with “Perfect Way,” a classic Sebadoh song from the album Harmacy. The sing-along that ensued sparked a string of pleading requests for personal favorites that lasted the entire show. The songs from Emoh still dominated the set, revealing a new direction for Barlow that mirrors his new fatherhood...
...string tone was rich and pure throughout, and his technical mastery was outdone only by his evident emotional connection with the music. Most notable from a technical standpoint was his brilliant handling of the difficult harmonics at the end of the second movement. The orchestra complimented the soloist well, following his lead and controlling their dynamics...
...help the Mexican economy restructure its loans” in early 1995, said Biorn Maybury-Lewis ’80, executive director of Harvard’s David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (DRCLAS), who was one of several University officials in Mexico last week for a string of Harvard events...
...play her after a long string of matches,” Duboc said. “It was a matter of fitness...