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...after surviving three early penalty kills, the Harvard men’s hockey team got a power play of its own—a chance to turn the tide...
...sleeve. Based on Maurice Gee's 1972 novel of the same name, the film begins with the poetic voice-over of a teenage girl, later seen lying, as if in a coffin, along a railway track: "One day in a town at the end of the world, the tide went out and never returned." But as we get to know the soon-to-disappear Celia (Emily Barclay), whose relationship with a returned war photographer (Matthew Macfadyen) the movie charts, the film's biggest surprise is how far it strays from the book. Neither Celia's poem, the lunar landscape...
...following the two Tiger goals, which brought the score to 4-2, Crimson head coach John Kerr sent several of the starters back inincluding sophomore forward Charles Altchek and junior midfielder Anthony Tornaritisto swing the tide back in Harvards favor. A goal from junior midfielder Jeffery Chiversthe first of his collegiate careerwith less than five minutes left in the game wiped out any hope the Tigers had for an improbable comeback...
...home state. "I can do more good in Florida instead of being just another Democratic vote in [solidly Democratic] Massachusetts," she says. Although American expats care about the same issues - Iraq, terrorism, the economy - as their fellow voters back home, many are naturally also concerned about the rising tide of anti-Americanism that's swept Europe. "Bush has messed up foreign alliances," says Yolanda Bernardini, chairman of Democrats Abroad in Rome. But others credit Bush for his response to terrorism. "Considering the situation in the world, I think Bush is the better candidate," says Stuart Schnee, a Jerusalem-based marketing...
John Clark (Richard Gere) is a middle-aged lawyer living in a posh Chicago apartment with his wife (Susan Sarandon) and teenage daughter. Still, he’s unhappy—and, in a movie whose characters never exceed tide-pool depth, it doesn’t seem to matter that we never know why. “It’s not true that I don’t want anything,” he whispers to his wife one night...