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...party held by Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen the night of the Administration's NAFTA victory. I was en route to a taping of my show at CNN, and I was not wearing a ''cozy white warm-up outfit,'' as you said, but my usual on-air uniform: dress shirt, tie, suspenders, respectable dark dress trousers and my favorite baseball jacket, which celebrates Japan's Nippon Ham Fighters team. That didn't seem to bother anyone; President Clinton even asked where he could get a jacket like mine. I own no white warm-up outfits, cozy or otherwise. I always dress...
...record for most shutouts. In her first 13 games, Shields recorded a staggering 10 shutouts, besting a mark previously held by Tracee Whitley ’88. The Crimson’s record currently stands at 7-5-3, so each shutout has been invaluable. Every Harvard win or tie has come as a result of a Shields shutout. In every game that the Crimson keeper has let in a goal, the team has lost. Shields maintains her humility despite her dominance. “I couldn’t get [the record] without the 11 in front...
...strangely affecting face. Some will complain that “Squid” ends too abruptly. The film’s conclusion certainly offers nothing resembling closure—but life rarely gives closure either. Comedies, like “The Royal Tenenbaums,” are required to tie up all of their loose ends in the dénouement. Dramas are free to leave them unresolved, especially if the lack of resolution is truer to life, which is certainly the case in the instance of divorce. The final moments of “Squid?...
...great. There were a lot of good competitors [at the race].” Those eighteen points would turn out to be the margin of victory, as the A division team, consisting of captain Sloan Devlin and junior Christina Dahlman, battled Charleston to a second place tie. Both the Cougars and the Crimson finished with 93 points in the A division, but the Harvard emerged victorious, thanks to its edge in the B division. Harvard was also aided by the strange New England weather. “The conditions were in our favor,” Baker said...
...Saturday’s season opener, a 6-2 win over traditional league powerhouse Dartmouth. Du led the way with two goals and two assists, weaving through the Big Green’s defensive corps like it was standing still. At 16:39 in the first period, the center tied the game at 1-1 with a redirection in front of the net, zipping through the crease with perfect timing and leveling a game that Harvard could have let slip away. The Big Green had scored just 59 seconds into the game, but Du and the Crimson managed a tie...