Word: browning
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...Louis Riel," by Chester Brown How does a history of a real 19th-century Quebecois rebel mystic become fun to read? When he is drawn with the clownish proportions of a tiny head and a giant's body. Chester Brown makes history his own by rewriting it just slightly, while annotating every altered detail, and presenting it all in his spare, almost goofy drawing style. When the series reaches its end in 2001, it will be collected. Now if only he would finish his version of the Gospels...
...Louis Riel" by Chester Brown has not been collected yet. The individual issues ($2.95 each) are published by Drawn & Quarterly and can be found at superior comicbook stores and the D&Q website...
After being frustrated by a young prospect and tenacious special teams, Brown must be happy it does not face the Harvard men's hockey team again this season...
...Crimson (6-3-1, 5-2-1 ECAC) relied on its power play, its penalty killing and its first year goalie to easily dominate the hapless Bears for the second time this season, posting a 5-3 victory yesterday at the Bright Hockey Center. The Crimson had already defeated Brown in its season opener by means of a 3-0 shutout...
...Simpsons," the Harvard community has a particular interest in the show. Whether we like it or not, we are all connected by the Harvard history of "The Simpsons." There are Ivy League jokes seasoned throughout the various episodes (Lisa is terribly depressed at the thought of going to Brown), and more directly, the characters on the show potentially walk amongst us. I can't sit through an hour of "Justice" without thinking, "Is Montgomery Burns modeled after Professor Michael Sandel? Yes--look--he's doing the finger thing." I am not the only student asking myself this question...