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...Wielding a flashlight, Fumicello creeps into a darkened alley alongside Claverly Hall. A chain-link fence surrounds the construction site of the old Hasty Pudding theatre. Ominous shadows shroud a grimy, uneven pathway. The graffiti that adorns a sullied white wall reads: “rock bottom.” Indeed. 9:21 p.m.: A preppily-dressed student scales Lowell House’s gates and is caught by Fumicello midway. The student diverts eye contact and plays it off coolly. “Did you just go over the fence?” Fumicello asks. The student replies...
...realize that you have to win hockey games,” Donato says. “It’s nice to have a good time, but the bottom line is you have to be successful to have a great atmosphere...
Though the team's financial prospects look promising, can the Hornets keep buzzing in Oklahoma after the new-team novelty wears off? In basketball, wins often write the bottom line. The Hornets were tied for the second worst record in the NBA last year and probably won't fare much better this season. It's one thing to pack the place on opening night, quite another to repeat the feat at the April game against the Golden State Warriors, with both teams playing for nothing but pride...
...turnover production. “I think number one is that we’re definitely getting a little better defensively, and two we’ve had a great pass rush.” After spending the majority of the first half of the season ranked at the bottom of the Ivies for turnover differential, the Crimson enters this week finally out of the cellar. Life at the Bottom While Harvard has managed to improve its place in various Ivy rankings in recent weeks, the Crimson will take on what may be one of the worst Ivy teams...
...Europeans and Japanese are still miles ahead of Detroit in technology, aesthetics and ergonomics. Most of the cars coming out of Detroit look like cheap knock-offs of better-made foreign models. The bottom line is that the Big Three still can't build good cars. They don't have to; they'll always have the customer with the buy-American mentality to fall back...