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...Adams is America's most frustrating songwriter. He's a major talent, as he shows here with a trio of songs about heartache--Starting to Hurt, Hallelujah and Nuclear--that groove and grieve with natural ease. Adams is also known for affecting a world-weariness beyond his years, and Demolition has plenty of posing. Cry on Demand and She Wants to Play Hearts feel empty next to the good stuff, like a clever boy's writing exercises rather than actual feelings. Take the bad with the good and pray Adams gets over himself. --By Josh Tyrangiel
Harvard had control of the game from the outset, a mild surprise given the Crimson’s youth on its offensive and defensive lines. Holy Cross Coach Dan Allen, though, thinks the talent on this year’s Harvard team is “very comparable” to what it was last season...
...this is a somewhat silly distinction given that both players are among the best—if not the best—at their respective positions, not only in school history, but also in the nation this season. Both Rose and Morris are superlative athletes who possess All-American talent, uncanny football savvy, and unparalleled leadership skills...
...it’s not Morris’ singular talent that makes him his team’s go-to guy or the determinant of the Crimson’s destiny ths season. This is Carl Morris’ team because he is more than just a big-play receiver. This is his team because he embodies the passion of winning at all costs that has come to characterize Harvard’s program. This is his team because he possesses those famed football qualities rarely mentioned of others—the intangibles...
...have tough kids and Carl is the epitome of that,” said Harvard Coach Tim Murphy. “More than anything, like all great players, the intangibles are what make him that, not the talent...