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Last year’s meeting featured Wildcats crashing the boards and using quicker, taller guards to score over the mismatched Crimson. Junior forward Hana Peljto, in her first game back after an ankle sprain, contributed only 12 points, though sophomore center Reka Cserny impressed with 20 points and 10 boards...
...that Libeskind’s design is not masterful. He has fulfilled his commitment to optimism. The hope with which his design reaches upwards, sitting like the curled hand of God around the footprint of the two towers, its index finger stretching towards the sky—taller, indeed, than any building in the world, save a few telecommunication towers—is important, even necessary in what is to be our revisioning of Manhattan. It is as much an immigrant’s vision of the endless possibility that marks our most American of American cities...
...residents seem to think that by opposing every proposal Harvard makes, they will be able to avert the development of the site. The bottom line is that Harvard owns the land and will build something there in the future. The current proposal, graduate student housing, could very well be taller than the proposed museum but would take up less of the site. There would be view corridors through to the river, which is what residents want most. There would be park space, another desirable aspect from residents’ point of view. And more University housing would take pressure...
...taller than my thigh, the boy with coal-dark eyes swings himself easily onto my white horse. Feet dangling high above the stirrups, he gallops along the shore of a frozen lake, turns, rears and dismounts with a grace that brings to mind his distant ancestors--the Mongol warriors who swept across Asia...
...time, neighbors intervened—drafting a petition and posting “Save The Chapel’’ signs around Cambridge. They succeeded in getting the city to grant the property a downzoning order—which requires any building on the property to be no taller than three stories...