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...lower the pressure. Forward Brent Shepheard potted a scrappy tally with just 40 seconds remaining to account for the final tally. And as the horn sounded for the final time in Harvard’s 2005-06 season, Donato and his skaters shuffled to the locker room, thinking??once again—of what could have been. “It was one of those days,” Donato said, adding, “We just flat out got beat to loose pucks, we lost one-on-one battles—we never established our will...
...materials prominently note, Adamson, like Jackson, is a born-and-bred Kiwi.“Andrew is from New Zealand and he knew what his country had to offer,” Johnson is quoted as saying in a four-page press release (“New Zealand / New Thinking??) provided at the junket.ACTING THEIR AGEThe film’s cast follows a similar, if more youth-oriented, script for their responses.Ten-year-old star Georgie Henley displays “Wardrobe”’s kiddie-flick side, clutching an action figure of herself...
...community by e-mail yesterday afternoon, included no new developments and generally reflected the priorities Summers has stressed since the beginning of his tenure, including the life sciences, global education, and the University’s expansion into Allston. But in stressing his commitment to “collective thinking?? and pledging a renewed investment in the humanities, Summers also seemed to direct his letter at the criticisms of his leadership that emerged from several contentious meetings of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) last semester...
...Book Store or by calling (617) 661-1515.For anyone who wonders whether an account of a year of personal tragedy and grief can be anything more than a chronicle of catharsis that happened to get published, Joan Didion’s new book “The Year of Magical Thinking?? answers with a resounding—though indirect—yes. While it is self-centered in the sense of being autobiographical, “Magical Thinking?? elicits much more than mere pity or sympathy in the reader.“Magical Thinking?...
...know what you’re thinking??Jodie Foster running franticly through a tightly confined space, driven only by a furious maternal instinct to protect her daughter: I saw this one already, back when it was called “Panic Room.” Well, maybe, but that’s not reason enough to skip “Flightplan,” especially since the formula’s been retooled and improved upon...