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...networks] on the main campus have been proofed against this type of thing," said Stephen E. Hansen, Stanford's computer security officer...
Referee Scott Hansen gave the Elis a huge assist on their first goal, whistling Harvard for two highly questionable penalties to put the Crimson two men down...
Despite the two-man advantage, Hansen swallowed his whistle for the most part, allowing a lot of clutching, grabbing, and hooking to go unpenalized. The acrimony of the Harvard-Yale rivalry was on full display Friday...
...fusion of diverse elements extends to their members as well, and Sunday's performance really pointed out how similar their striking visual presence is to the striking aural presence of their songs. On the one hand there's Australian-born Hansen, the gamine, androgynous face behind Stereolab's characteristically sultry French vocals. (She's possibly the only person in music today who can make a complaint about faulty sound systems sexy: "Does anyone else hear that rumble?") Her look-but-don't-touch attitude makes her akin to the too-hip aunt of Bjork and Winona Ryder, a coy mistress...
...could compare her to Austin Powers' Frau Fraubissina, although you might get a jackboot to the stomach. The creator of Stereolab's cold-hearted sound storm appeared in hardcore military-chic: high collar, olive-drab frock, tight mug. But somehow, when she and Hansen stepped up to their microphones, it was all okay: Sadier's harshness and Hansen's softness mixed together as well as Stereolab's other songwriter (and founder) Ti Gane can mix Muzak and German post-punk, the listless vocals carried along like a beauty queen in a homecoming parade of sound clips, acid jazz and dippy...