Word: vita
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Just five minutes into the game, Harvard had already opened up a 17-4 advantage, forcing Brown to use its second time-out. The Crimson was thriving on offense and its defense had successfully kept the ball out of the hands of Brown's twin threats, sophomore guard Vita Redding and junior guard Liz Turner...
After winning every league game by almost the same score of 80-63, Harvard (11-0, 17-6) has a one-and-a-half game lead over Brown with three left to play. Brown comes to Lavietes Pavilion on Saturday but, Vita Redding or no Vita Redding, not many give the Bears much of a chance...
...individually the Ivy League continues to hold its own among the elites of the country. Brown's super-sophomore Vita Redding continues to lead the nation in scoring, while the Bears' tandem of Redding and junior Liz Turner ranks second nationally as a group (41.7 ppg--only a tenth of a point behind North Carolina's Jones/Reid combination...
...older, world-weary image--a touch of gray at the temples, a wistfulness for waylaid innocence--that made Mastroianni a worldwide star. As the Dolce Vita gossipist, the moviemaker in Fellini's great 8 1/2 (1963) and the writer in Michelangelo Antonioni's La Notte (1961), he moved like a man in perpetual postcoital ennui, elevating spiritual passivity to a metaphysic and a fashion statement. "Mastroianni" became a kind of emotional cologne for the modern male. And no one wore the style as elegantly as he: the dark suit, the narrow tie, the eyes of a man who's been...
...three-hour carouse of La Dolce Vita, Marcello sees a beautiful girl on a beach. She has something important to tell him, but he can't quite hear her and he must join his reveling friends. As the movies' most famous Latin lover since Valentino walks away, the girl smiles benignly. She might have been in the Trevi Fountain crowd last week, recalling an actor who displayed the foibles of modern man, and the grace and gravity with which one man can bear them...