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...Every night, we say to ourselves, ‘This is the night,’” said captain Dylan Reese, scratching his head after the postgame press conference. “But bounces just aren’t going...
...lackluster second frame and a third in which Harvard (2-5-0, 1-5-0 ECAC) applied all the pressure but came away with nothing to show for it. “It was a horrible first period, and it cost us the game,” captain Dylan Reese said. “We buried ourselves in the first period.” The Bears scored just under seven minutes in, when Sean Dersch picked up the puck in a crowd around the net and snuck it past senior goaltender Justin Tobe, and Jeff Prough gave Brown...
...play to notch the equalizer. Senior center Kevin Du, getting pressured in the left playoff circle, spun to his right to escape his defender and skated in on goal. Though his shot was saved by Bulldogs goaltender Alec Richards, the rebound slid out to captain Dylan Reese at the right post for an easy score, tying the game 1-1 at 10:09. But Yale managed to regain the lead by the first intermission, as winger Sean Backman beat Richter with a shot into the right-side netting to put the Bulldogs ahead...
...long.“My iPod is still kind of loaded up with that,” he says with a laugh. However, he admits that his ineptitude with digital technology might play a part in that fact.“You know, [there are] a couple of Dylan tunes, but it’s mostly Beethoven, primarily because it’s so hard for me to put shit on it,” he says of his iPod. “I don’t handle it very well.”HISTORICAL FICTIONDespite this hard work...
...Similarly elfin in appearance, Newsom echoes both the futuristic and the ancient at once, her willingness to look backwards setting her apart from her Icelandic contemporary. The poetry of all five songs is astonishing. The text is more complex—at least formally—than even Bob Dylan. Where he weaved stories on an intricate but predictable meter, Newsom spins an ever-evolving sequence of rhyme schemes. In “Emily,” she paints an organic tale of a dying kingdom, and the swoop and pull of the orchestration (arranged by Van Dyke Parks) makes...