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...Yarmuth also points to the defeats by fellow Democrats in two other hotly contested Kentucky races as proof that voters were not necessarily looking for Democrats who campaigned like Republicans. Democrats Mike Weaver and former Congressman Ken Lucas both campaigned hard on conservative credentials, but lost their respective races. "They didn't present a clear alternative and the national wave didn't catch them," said Yarmuth. "Democrats who might have been inclined to vote for them, figured, 'What's the difference?'" Even supposed conservative Democrats like former sheriff Brad Ellsworth in Indiana's 8th District, who trounced Republican incumbent John...
...shots, as compared to Zirbel’s permission of four goals on 15. Chu, in her second game back from her own year-long layoff, tallied a goal and three assists. Junior Caitlin Cahow bagged three assists, and sophomore Jenny Brine had two. Seniors Liza Solley and Lindsay Weaver registered their first goals of the season in the final period. —Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...first portion of the movie, which takes place in Manhattan, focuses on Truman and his high-society friends—Hope Davis (“The Matador”), Sigourney Weaver, and even Gwyneth Paltrow as a lounge singer. McGrath takes us deep within Capote’s upper-class social environment through his rendering of at-once exuberant and breathtaking scenery...
...former Eleganza model, the show merely entertains. Lindsay M. Weaver ’07 says that fashion is just fun. “People don’t go to look at the fashion,” she says. “It’s a show...
...torments Frodo and Gandalf aeons later. It also focuses on the interaction between humans and elves, a theme which returns in the hobbit books. And at least one Rings denizen - the elf Galadriel - makes a cameo. Some English professors have been frustrated by Tolkien's reputation as a weaver of children's stories, and they hope the new book will bolster their belief that Tolkien is a literary heavyweight worthy of serious academic study. "The perception is that he was just an eccentric don who wrote fantasy," says Alfred K. Siewers, assistant professor of medieval literature at Bucknell University...