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...Freshman Phil Falcone, looking better and better as the season goes on, worked a give-and-go with linemate Turner for the first man-up score at 4.44, and Olson blew past the B.U. defense at 19:30, beating Weisman one-on-one for his second goal on the season and a 5-1 Harvard lead. THE NOTEBOOK: Lau, who cleared the puck to safety with his stick and kick saves all game long, finished with 29 saves... Freshman forward Jay North turned in a strong game for the Crimson at both ends of the ice-on borrowed skates...
Anyhow, it's Harvard-B.U., and it's worth the trek across the river. Terrier Mark Fidler is fun to watch, Crimson center Phil Falcone, one of four freshmen forwards skating regular shifts, wins every faceoff, and all four lines of Harvard forwards are playing well. And after all, there's always the post-game fight...
...Good Morning imitated the original Today show, Today is now imitating Good Morning imitating Today. The changes began in 1976 under Paul Friedman: interviews were cut down and sharpened. Phil Donahue, whose syndicated talk show is seen by 8.5 million viewers daily, was hired for a shorter four-times-a-week Today segment. Says one NBC insider: "The thrust was 'Let's figure out what makes Good Morning successful and duplicate...
...Experimental Music. The wunderkind of the music world's intelligentsia, Brian Eno had appeared with the early Roxy Music, Robert Fripp, Phil Manzanera and with his own solo efforts, and has amassed an awesome catalog of art-rock. He has produced the last two Talking Heads albums and was, for all practical purposes, another member of the band. But now on the new album he is given credit for everything except wrapping the albums in cellophane. Are the Talking Heads to become just another Eno subsidiary...
...cast of thousands are listed on the credits, in fact. In a Newsweek article in 19778 (when the Heads were the new wave darlings of the critics), Chris Frantz explained that the band stood for, among other things, "Anti-overprofessionalism." And the Ramones latest album was produced by Phil Spector...