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...We’ll find out how good we are in the next few weeks,” Tillman said. “But regardless of how things work out this season, our senior leadership has been great this year. We’ve asked for more and they??ve responded well.” While Harvard has prolific scorers in Duboe, freshman attackman Jeff Cohen, sophomore attackman Dean Gibbons, and junior attackman/midfielder Travis Burr, among others, the Crimson is equally confident in the ability of its experienced players to protect the goal. “With three...
...College Democrats t-shirt, which Dean promptly donned. After the event, Dean said he valued informal discussions about politics because of their power to motivate young people. “The whole generation is more thoughtful and tolerant than we were,” he said. “They??re center-left, and I think that’s the future of this country as long as we don’t screw it up.” Dems President Eva Z. Lam ’10 said she was thrilled with the response to the event...
...does not lead to a nuanced or fresh way of discussing race relations. Instead, the loose ends result in any number of dubious conclusions. After a particularly heated argument, Carmichael reassures Daniels by reminding her that “some people don’t even know they??re racist,” but he has no thoughts on what to do after she recognizes her latent prejudices. Likewise, the film will touch a nerve with viewers, but it fails to provide meaningful commentary on the issues that it so wantonly raises.—Staff writer Charleton...
...It’s different,” she said. “The Ivy title is so important to us, and we had to get over that disappointment. But they??re over that. Once they realized that the NIT is a tremendous national tournament, we got very excited about it. We’ve moved on and reprioritized...
...together / And die at the same time.” Likewise, many songs include hooks of catchy and simply crafted couplets with the explosive intensity of a jarring guitar to boot. But if White Lies aren’t more careful with their limited repertoire of lyrical influences, they??ll soon find themselves one swipe of the black eyeliner away from being hurtled into emo obscurity. But on “Fifty On Our Foreheads,” this tendency to wax melancholic is superseded by pulsing snare and bass, which transitions from an unassuming introduction...