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...practically is. Three of the Academy?s five Best Pics - Brokeback, Capote and Good Night - are also up for the top Spirit award tomorrow. If one of those three wins both, it would be just the second time in history (Platoon, in 1987, is so far the one and only). Most of the prime contenders in big categories have taken oodles of critics? prizes, yet attracted fewer paying customers than, say, Spielberg?s other movie of 2005, War of the Worlds...
...holds a comfortable lead and can either clinch the title with a sweep this weekend, a split and a Princeton loss, or a win at Jadwin Gym on Tuesday. But the prospect of the latter option is what has people excited.Imagine the Quakers laying an egg in New Haven tomorrow night in front of a downright nasty Yale crowd, and the Tigers cleaning up the next night against the emotionally spent Bulldogs. Then, the same Penn team that had seemingly been scouting out first-round NCAA locations for about a month now would need to beat Princeton in Jadwin...
This weekend will be telling for the Harvard men’s lacrosse team, which travels to Stony Brook University (0-1) for a 1 p.m. game tomorrow. Four of the Crimson’s first five games are on the road, something the team had a tough time handling last season, when it won just one away from home. This spring will bring especially tough road competition. “We haven’t had much success on road trips in the past,” senior captain Tom Mikula said. “So this game will...
...like the way Greg was talking just now,” said Sperling, adding that politicians and economists should appreciate the difficulty of being the American worker. “It’s easy to live in India, you know what you’re going to do tomorrow,” said Sperling. “You want to do what the US is doing.” Sperling added that because of the US’s strong economy, its industries are forced to continually innovate. He recommended national programs to help communities diversify their work forces...
...encouraging Harvard to bring things in earlier rather than later,” Miller said last night. The University and the Board will solicit feedback from residents who live near the shopping center at a meeting tonight. “I’m expecting tomorrow night to be a little difficult,” Spiegelman said. —Staff writer Natalie I. Sherman can be reached at nsherman@fas.harvard.edu...