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...masseuse" and resolves to right a dreadful wrong she has suffered. But Dan is torn between his thirst for justice and his lust for sex and sea snails. By the time he stirs himself into action, it's difficult to tell whether Dan is a hero or just another guy whose hunger gets the best of him. Through Dan, The Uninvited deftly describes a country that may be undergoing a similar crisis...
Todorov has a special interest in politicians, people for whom physiognomy can be destiny. Take Mikhail Gorbachev. After the ursine Leonid Brezhnev, Gorby was Kris Kringle. His rounded cheeks, his careless hairlessness, even his great red spot all left him looking disarmingly rumpled. That was a guy who not only could dismantle an empire and knock down a wall but would also remember to keep caramels in his pocket for the grandkids. Vladimir Putin, by contrast, is less gentle grandpa than live mink. President George W. Bush may have looked into Putin's soul and been reassured by what...
...says Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91, “the sky’s the limit of what kind of season he could have for us this year.” In December of 2005, the coach called his forward “a very talented guy, very much a part of our success whenever we win.” Take, for example, a game against Princeton that came two months later—Du scored three goals, each one to break a tie. But there was a downside to the situation, Donato admitted...
...clear favorite emerges. “At the end of the day, just like with any other position, we want to give our team the best chance to win every night,” Donato says. “So, if that means that there’s one guy that ends up playing a lot more than two guys, then that’s the way it is. If we feel like both guys are going real well, then there will be two guys.” Tobe has the most ice time under his belt for the Crimson...
...Harvard hockey seems to be the perfect player to wear the ‘C’ on his sweater.“He’s a natural leader,” classmate Kevin Du says. “In the dressing room and on the ice, guys just naturally look up to him.”When Reese was voted captain in the spring, the selection came as no surprise. Ever since his sophomore year, the defenseman had drawn comparisons to former Crimson skipper Noah Welch ’05. Both blueliners presented a dual threat to opponents...