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...neat trick, turning discipline into ecstasy, and Coldplay executes it with enough variations to keep things surprising. Strings pop up everywhere--not to grease your tear ducts but to enrich the sound and drive the countermelodies. After years of playing to the back row, guitarist Jonny Buckland has discovered that guitars come with more than one pedal, and his work on Lovers in Japan and Violet Hill is admirably precise. Will Champion, whose previous claim to fame was having the greatest drummer name of all time, bangs away on his kettles and timpani like a man celebrating his release from...
...shots were tops in the Ivies. With eight goals for 16 points, the freshman led the team in scoring. The Crimson’s Sept. 21 matchup with nonconference foe Central Connecticut State served as Sheeleigh’s coming-out party, as the freshman recorded a hat trick that included the game-winning goal. She also tallied game-winners against Northeastern and New Hampshire. Sheeleigh proved her mettle in key Ivy games as well. She outshined eventual league Player of the Year Diana Matheson in Harvard’s 4-2 win over Princeton. With a Rookie...
...time, so glistening hypodermics and needle-tracked arms were prominently featured, along with short biographies of celebrities who had died of overdoses. Although the effect of such films on children today has probably been greatly diffused by constant exposure to drugs in all forms, it did the trick in ‘72. We felt nauseated and afraid. That year, everyone began checking their Halloween candy for needle-puncture marks. Nobody ever found any. There were the usual stories of unfortunate children biting into apples and finding razor blades, but we had grown immune to these by then. Everyone knew...
After the amended resolution passed, Vellucci organized volunteer “trick or treat patrols,” staffed by Cambridge and Harvard police, local teachers and concerned citizens, to safeguard the streets of Cambridge...
...renovations were needed because of the state of the Houses—a bandage would simply not do the trick...