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...looked at all the Ivies and at Notre Dame and Arkansas," Arnold says. "I came to Harvard because there was a good balance between academics and athletics. After I applied and got in, I think the whole Harvard reputation' worked on me and brought me here...
...TALE IS WELL-WORN. STAR-crossed lovers are separated by a king's fancy for the dame, jealous siblings and a vengeful significant other...
...reliables--she has been in the Dunster House Opera for the last two years, in addition to several other musicals and operettas. She was the only cast member who was conceivably able to sing the Countess' heavy and melancholy arias; as a junior, she is already a grande dame. For volume and range, her voice was unmatched. Her only deficiency was a certain shrillness or brittleness of tone, which was especially noticeable in her duet with the sweet-voiced Cannon, 'Canzonetta sull'aria...
...Fellini's palpable presence troubles the audience in more than this superficial manner. At one point, when Snaporaz is wandering around the convention of feminists, Fellini has the dame from the train point out our hero and accuse him of merely feigned sympathy for women. The viewer cannot help but identify Snaporaz with Fellini, and level the same accusation at the director. The film includes enough male titillation, and enough parodied feminism, to call its emancipated credentials into question. It's unclear whether Fellini is part of the solution or the problem...
Although the women were expecting to face Notre Dame, which was in Boston for a mega meet at Brandeis, changes in scheduling prevented them from coming...