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...deemed to be the film’s glorification of violence. “Bonnie and Clyde” was not the first film to depict violence, but it was among the first film to celebrate it. The film’s final scene, in which the famous pair of Depression-era bank robbers die in a hail of bullets, is balletically graceful but horrifyingly brutal. According to Benton, it wasn’t until Newsweek’s Joe Morgenstern retracted his original review, which had called the film “a squalid shoot...
...Martin said. SPINALpedia is being developed by Martin and two other Harvard students, Elizabeth A. Kolbe ’08 and Madeleine E. Ballard ’11. After a 45-minute set, Corrigan introduced Kolbe and Martin’s father, Paul Martin, who are both quadriplegics. The pair spoke about their experiences living with spinal cord injuries and the importance of having a support network. The band then concluded the night with another set of music. Kolbe, who was injured at age 14, said that she was thrown into a new environment—one in which...
...shows. “I first had the idea back in, oh God, 2004-ish to be living painted statues, because [Palmer] had always been a living statue and I had done that too, so we thought, how could we make it interesting?” Paterson says. The pair feel that the painting echoes the experimental sentiments of the Flower Generation; it’s the kind of quirky devotion a mainstream act couldn’t buy.But for all the carefree energy, Record Store Day feels like a day of defiance, too. In the last decade, independent music...
Before Frick and Frack entered the English lexicon as a term for an inseparable pair of buffoons, it referred to a popular ice-skating comedy duo. Beginning in the late 1930s, Frick, Werner Groebli, and his partner, Frack, Hans Rudolph Mauch, performed some 15,000 shows incorporating a unique mixture of pantomime, physical comedy and athleticism. "People think our skating is eccentric. It's not so," Groebli told TIME during the pair's first U.S. tour, in 1939. "Any figure skater should be able to do a serious spread eagle"--in which he skates with his body bent backward nearly...
...stage set for Murphy, she didn’t disappoint. With her second hit of the day, the ball evaded the Terriers’ third baseman and shortstop, driving home the winner.From a defensive perspective, Harvard relied on stellar pitching performances from Madick and sophomore Dana Roberts. The pair combined for a four-hit shutout for the Crimson. After Madick pitched into the fifth inning, Roberts seamlessly replaced her, allowing only two of the 11 BU batters she faced to reach base.“I really like 1-0 games—they’re my favorite kind...