Word: stoning
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...there: betrayal, violence and sympathy for the injured. And even the Von Bondies have to admit that any press is good for a burgeoning band with a new album on the way. It seems doubtful Stollsteimer would have otherwise scored himself a three-inch face shot in Rolling Stone...
...their overseas popularity. “They have the ability to report and look into these bands that perhaps [magazines in the] U.S. aren’t doing because they only want to grab the big things that are happening. They want to talk about the Queens of the Stone Age and the Foo Fighters—the big bands as opposed to a lot of the smaller bands that are just as good but aren’t getting as much attention because [they] don’t have the pages to devote to [them]. There is definitely more...
...under his command. But when he first came to Harvard, James Yannatos didn’t expect to stay here. After growing up listening to the Metropolitan Opera at the behest of his father, James Yannatos came to Harvard in 1964, expecting it to be a stepping-stone. “I thought, well, this would be a very nice parenthesis in my professional life. I had no idea I would still be here. The seductive thing was just the combination of working with students and making music at a very high level,” he says...
...It’s a good mentality in there,” Stone said. “It’s not just one person, it’s everybody pulling the wagon...
...We’re trying to execute our game plan, not to be the No. 1 team in the country, but earn our way to Providence to compete for a national championship,” Stone said. “Once we get to Providence then we’ll take care of business hopefully and get things going...