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...brutality is on display in the first scene, which hews to the previous films' text by providing a daring exploit and a minor league kill before the stylized opening credits. This time, though, the fatal confrontation is shown in monochrome and takes place in a Saw-style bathroom. The killing is grimly realistic, as if to suggest that this Bond operates in the real world of real pain and has wounds that may never heal. A later scene, with a naked Bond getting his testicles whipped, inevitably calls up Abu Ghraib atrocities (and should have earned the film...
...that show only about 68 phones for every 100 Americans. "We're going to have to completely change how Americans view cell phones," says O'Brien. Exactly how he'll pull that off, he says, is "the kind of thing that if I told you, I'd have to kill...
...victory (30-24, 30-25, 30-20).“We never really took Yale out of their system,” junior co-captain Laura Mahon said. “They maintained their game plan the whole time.”Indeed, Yale had nearly thirty more kills (61) and digs (72) than did Harvard, which accumulated 34 and 43, respectively.In a disappointing season finale, sophomore outside hitter Kathryn McKinley led the Crimson in kills, with 11, while freshman setter Lily Durwood and Mahon tied for the lead in digs with 10 apiece.After hanging with Yale early...
...hockey game.”Two Big Red penalties late in the period gave the Crimson an ideal opportunity to break the tie, but the Harvard was unable to take advantage. The Crimson enjoyed 1:23 of 5-on-3 play, but an effective Cornell penalty kill, combined with some errant Harvard passes, ensured that the period would end in a deadlock.After the Big Red’s impressive defensive showing at the end of the first frame, Harvard responded by tightening its defense in the second. With the offense utilizing an aggressive forecheck and the defense putting itself...
...when Harvard held the Big Red to just two shots on goal. “They played very well defensively,” Cornell coach Mike Schafer said. “We didn’t get that many chances.” The Crimson’s penalty kill units maintained their scoreless streak. Three days after shutting down the power play of No. 3 Boston College, Harvard held Cornell’s man-advantage units to six shots in six opportunities—including just two shots in three third-period chances. Still, the Big Red managed...