Word: sweets
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...just sit it out until I find something I'm passionate about. If I find something light, I'll make it. Like Terminal. It wasn't a film that I'll be remembered for, but it's a film I'll remember for the rest of my life, a sweet short story that gave me a chance to work with Tom Hanks--and people think I'm crazy for saying this--giving what I think was his best performance. Some people have said, "Why did you make that little movie when you could have been doing something important...
...sweet triumph for the former college professor, who had been the first Congressman to challenge the red-baiting Senator Joseph McCarthy. But the savor of March '68 didn't last long. Robert Kennedy defeated him in the June 5 California primary, then was shot dead that night. Hubert Humphrey, favorite of the party bosses, was nominated at a Chicago convention that was chaos inside, carnage on the streets. Richard Nixon won the general election, and the war raged another seven years...
...newly dismantled Voith-Gadgil campaign headquarters, in a Winthrop House suite, was filled with staffers laughing, talking, toasting, and dancing to “Sweet Home Alabama” when the call came. As soon as John F. Voith ’07 answered his cell phone, the conversations stopped, and all eyes turned...
DURHAM, N.H.—This game might not have meant as much as the last one, but the feeling of revenge was still sweet. Facing No. 9 New Hampshire (UNH) for the first time since losing to the Wildcats in March in the NCAA tournament, the Harvard men’s hockey team scored an early goal and took advantage of senior goaltender John Daigneau’s second shutout of the season to escape with a 1-0 victory at the Whittemore Center last night. Daigneau made 32 saves in the winning effort, including several crucial stops down...
...stressful, difficult, unpleasant—tend not to be associated with the experience of watching film. So for senior Film Studies concentrator Ian S. Polonsky ’06, student reactions to his academic pursuit often are: “You mean you get to watch movies all day? Sweet.”Not exactly. “Many films make us extremely happy,” says Harvard Director of Undergraduate Studies for Film Studies J.D Connor ’92, who is also a Crimson editor. “This is an inherent risk in the subject...