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...manager, Joanna N. Huey ’06. “It’s not a time when you’re playing to get credit for what you’re playing, it’s about enjoying the show.”Technical director Blase E. Ur ’08, who is also the newly elected President of the HRDC, fiddles with the special effects that make each scene, paradoxically, both more magical and more real. “Ruddigore” was the first show that G&S wrote for electric lights, giving the technical...
...from Titleist, dominates the golf-ball market, but worthy competition has emerged. Bridgestone's Tour B330 ($54 a dozen) has a seamless cover that limits swirling in the air, while the paper-thin cover of the Srixon Z-UR ($55) allows for a bigger elastic core, giving the ball more distance...
...first few attempts at tracking the four down were not successful, but I did get to talk to some other hackers—one, a Moroccan who went by the name “St00Rm,” astutely sized up the situation “ur server is haxoris3d.” He wasn’t our attacker though—he looks down on page defacements and only hacks servers to steal some of their bandwidth in order to host his own web sites. Of our institution, he had only one question: “harvard...
Liberals who believe that Bush's is the show-no-weakness, make-no-apology presidency see Coulter as its Ur-spokeswoman. That is a facile insult both to Bush, who constantly professes a desire to unite the country, and to Coulter, who wouldn't mind if much of the country moved to Canada. But unlike Bill O'Reilly, the Fox News star, Coulter has never wobbled on Bush's signature deed, the war in Iraq. "The invasion of Iraq has gone fabulously well," she wrote last June, a few weeks after O'Reilly suggested the U.S. might need to pull...
Written by David Seltzer (who also wrote the Ur-Apocalyptic flick The Omen), the show has some of the religious intrigue of The Da Vinci Code and some of the grim phantasmagoria of The Passion of the Christ--two successes NBC would clearly like to have rub off on it. "In the tumultuous times we live in," says NBC entertainment president Kevin Reilly, who green-lighted both Medium and Revelations, "Apocalyptic theory and big existential questions tend to be on the rise...