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...experience. Is that a common attitude among writers?BJ: There are so many things about writing that are so mysterious...But there are plenty of things that can be explained. You can really teach someone technique and craft and how to be a more sophisticated reader. Any gift or talent that the writer has will then be augmented. Like you said, it really comes down to being physical.3.FM: In the book you say that you don’t believe in inspiration or that writing can be taught—which sucks for all of us non-fiction people...
...Linhart said that people may consider Harvard incompatible with the military—that those who enter the service are “wasting their talent.” But he characterized the institution-building process as “academic,” adding that people often think of the military as a “bunch of dumb linemen running into each other,” when in fact, “it’s a very cerebral and complicated game...
...real happy and excited about tonight’s game but tomorrow’s a whole other story,” Donato said. “We recognize that it’ll be a much different team tomorrow. We have a lot of respect for their talent and we expect a tight match tomorrow night...
...freshman class still draws more members from Andover than from most states has plenty of work left to do. Every effort that Harvard devotes to that prospect seeking to concentrate in basketball—with a secondary in gut cores—could be better spent pursuing world-changing talent instead, wherever it may be found.And so while I wish Ben-Eze great success on the court as an Eagle or a Huskie or a Bearcat, I for one will not be upset when the national sports pages no longer bleed Crimson.Max J. Kornblith ’10, a Crimson...
...final game and Tay’s hot hand. “This has been a season-long trend,” Finelli said. “Our physical game is there. It’s not a matter of whether we have the personnel or the talent, it’s a matter of being able to exexcute and use the strengths and the personnel that we have to execute. We didn’t do that.” —Staff writer Aidan E. Tait can be reached at atait@fas.harvard.edu...