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...Leaving me stranded all in love on my own.” Further signs of overproduction and underwhelming originality can also be heard on “17,” where church bells provide the intro and outro for a song not too different in subject matter from Winger??s track of the same slightly-seedy title. The album does have a few remnants of Kings of Leon’s former feel, however. It can be heard in the pulsing, scratchy bass hook of “Crawl” and the heavily distorted and musically...
...lead.His second and third tallies came over a span of 2:30 bridging the final two periods and simply added to an already secure Crimson lead, putting Harvard ahead 7-2.Nevertheless, his coach and teammates—not to mention the home crowd—were pleased with the winger??s effort.“He’s a guy over the first three years [who] was asked to do a lot of thankless jobs,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91. “So it was nice to see him have...
This would not be Winger??s first experience bringing complex questions to Cambridge—in the fall of 1999, she spent a term pushing Harvard undergraduates to read and reflect beyond their routine studies. As a teaching fellow in General Education 105: “The Literature of Social Reflection,” taught by Agee Professor of Social Ethics Robert Coles ’50, Winger strove to relate her stardom to students’ contemplation of moral and social issues. It is an experience that she says she’d gladly take on again...
Coles—who fondly recalls his former TF’s “tremendous enthusiasm and intelligence”—stopped teaching the course two years ago, but echoes Winger??s conviction that Breathing for a Living belongs on a Harvard syllabus...
After leading the Crimson in scoring chances through the first 10 games but having only one goal to show for it, sophomore Dennis Packard—a 6’5, 225-pound winger??received his due in Saturday night’s 5-2 victory at Brown...
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