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Last month, the New York Times?? Caryn James heralded a new trend for the winter movie season, an “explosion of Oscar-baiting performances in which straight actors play gay, transvestite or transgender characters.” Think about it—Philip Seymour Hoffman is the mincing Truman in “Capote,” Cillian Murphy is a pretty cross-dresser in “Breakfast on Pluto,” and Felicity Huffman is a midlife-crisis pre-op in “Transamerica.” And all that?...
...town, even though the two inhabited the same space—came to a head in a bar brawl at a local tavern. This tiny conflict erupted into a full-scale riot which left nearly one hundred students dead.Admittedly, this took place in 1355—medieval times??though similar tensions persist. In modern times, the problems are somewhat less dramatic: traffic cones appear on the heads of historic statues; brainless students launch themselves off the famous Magdalene Bridge, surprised when they need an ambulance to haul them out the shallow river; annoying crowds wait in line...
...bright spots, senior Jennifer Raimondi’s hustle led to Harvard’s first goal, and then 48 seconds later Schroyer put Harvard up 2-0. After a back-and-forth stretch—with Quinnipiac just inches away from netting a goal a few times??Raimondi found the open space during a power play and fired a slapshot at the Bobcats’s Connie Craig. Craig could not keep hold of the puck, and freshman Sarah Wilson pulled it away and then put it up and over the Quinnipiac goalie’s right...
...example (4-of-8 to 7-of-18). But while the Lions led on passing and dominated on kickoff returns, they rarely had either momentum or field position, thanks to a severe and chronic case of butterfingers. Over the course of the game, Columbia turned the ball over five times??three times on interceptions, twice on fumbles—in addition to punting five times and failing to convert on fourth down twice—and Harvard scored two of its touchdowns on defense. “I don’t know how many turnovers we had?...
Willman, who joined the staff of the L.A. Times in 1990, worked as a reporter for the Times?? Orange County edition before eventually joining the newspaper’s Washington bureau as an investigative reporter...