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...discussions form only a small fraction of what could be accomplished given the resources and motivation. Fortunately, it seems the somewhat misguided emphasis on larger College events is beginning to shift. The CEB’s recent dispersal of funds for trivia-night stein clubs and sing-alongs is testament to this trend. These events have been predictably popular, and cost about as much as a tire swing. We hope that next year sees a greater number of similar activities—even if it means not catching Eve 6 on a reunion tour...
...cover of Dylan’s forgotten classic “Changing of the Guard.” But that’s just because they were good songs to begin with. Neither recording does anything but lay out an almost identical arrangement as the original, which is a testament to the quality of her session musicians...
...eighth with a single to center. “The timely hitting was a big thing today,” Vance said. “I’m glad I’ve been helping out the team coming through there. That’s a testament to the bottom of the lineup too, getting on so—me being in the leadoff spot—I have a chance to drive in runs.” Haviland, who was in line to register his third straight Ivy win, wound up with a no-decision after allowing four...
...committee is going to do.” HARVARD 9, QUEENS 0 After falling to Brown in the morning’s semifinal, Harvard rallied to take the afternoon match against Queens (6-15). The shutout was the Crimson’s first of the year and a large testament to Harvard’s tight defense and sophomore goalie Nicola Perlman, who is also a Crimson editor. The high-pressure defense stifled the Knights by denying them outside shot opportunities and passes into the hole-set. “Nicola had a really great game, and we just really...
...York that promoted a more personal approach to canonized art. Hays felt this approach was particularly appropriate for a museum like the Sackler. “A lot of people, fairly so, think ancient art is pretty boring. Often the objects are exhibited mostly as a testament to their own survival,” she says. “Many objects [in the Sackler] don’t have wall text, so you don’t have any idea about them, and you should.” Howland thinks the podcast will help the Sackler in particular, which sees...