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...Rampage" employs stunning visual twists to enhance its impact. One provocative shot features the blood-smeared murderer writhing in front of a caged tiger. "I have no idea what that means," confesses Friedkin. "I talked to a guy, a convicted murderer, who actually did it. It meant nothing to me. I put it in because it is a striking image...
...relatively short hop from there to Princeton, New Jersey, where we arrived just in time to miss the muddy Harvard-Princeton football game. We stayed long enough to catch an overdose of Princetonian white picket fences and rabid Ivy League alums sporting fedoras, blue sportcoats with PRINCETON TIGER pins and drooling orange and black. If Atlantic City is one big dirty underbelly, then Princeton can safely be called the upper crust. Anyway, two versions of Americana over the space of two rainy New Jersey days. You can't beat that...
Still, none of those teams have the class of Princeton or Dartmouth. Put your money on the Ivy title going to the winner of the Tiger-Big Green clash on November 21 in Princeton...
...first half, Harvard kept up with Princeton. The Tigers struck first with less than three minutes left in the period, but the Crimson answered with 12 seconds remaining when sophomore forward Sarah Winters fired the ball past Tiger goalie Melanie Orpen...
...despite continued aggressive play, the Crimson fell short in the end, unable to penetrate the Tiger defense. For Princeton, the win upped its record to 5-6 overall and 2-3 in the Ivy League and continued its end-of-the-season run. "From our perspective, it was a great game," Princeton Coach Moira Buckley said. "We played a little shaky near the end, but we were real aggressive during the rest of the game. Beating Harvard is a great boost to our team...