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...layup, Goffredo pulled up on the other end to nail a jumper. The shot made it 40-33 with 2:13 to play, effectively finishing a Princeton team that had clearly run out of gas on both ends of the floor. “All the shooting stuff doesn’t really mean anything when you get the win,” said Goffredo, who has suffered through an extremely difficult year shooting the basketball. “It was nice to hit that big shot, and just put the game away.” —Staff...
...said Ridolfi. “We talked about being workmanlike and professional but we weren’t specific enough. [The team] had a spirited talk and I didn’t need to push tem too far. They had their own goals set in mind and got their stuff done” Finding themselves down by two early in the fourth game, the Crimson began to rally around Nelson’s ferocious kills and jumped out to a seven point lead, 25-17. Serving as a final nail in the proverbial coffin, successive kills by Weissbourd and sophomore...
...horny to see Brad and George that we’ll want to look at them in static shots for seconds at a time. Oooh! Look, it’s Al Pacino! He is an eminent actor, right? Yeah, well, Al Pacino’s in a lot of stuff. Remember 2004’s “People I Know?” No, nobody does. Pacino does not a good movie make. At least Bernie Mac’s in this one. That guy’s hilarious...
...digitally reworked 19th and 20th century nudes, a portrait emerges of a man fascinated by the emotional response to the physical world and the human form. The exhibit seems to have given Lynch a creative jolt as well (not that he needed one): "When I saw all this stuff again, I got inspired for some new things by the old." In addition, several short films will run on a loop, and there will be an interactive soundscape filling the exhibition space that combines Lynch's own engineered audio textures with sounds that patrons can add to the mix, resulting...
...Donuts cup of coffee.” Ruhs added that she would encourage students to drink coffee “in moderation.” “It’s not just the coffee per se, what about all the sugar, artificial sweetners and other stuff that folks are putting in their coffee?” Ruhs added. And many students said they are not about to ween themselves off the beverage. Julian K. Arni ’10, a self-proclaimed coffee junkie, said that he is a “very happy man?...