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...Tim Burton's the Nightmare Before Christmas Every Burton film is Halloween scary and candy-cane sweet. So it's appropriate that the fevered imagineer (Beetlejuice, the Batman films, Edward Scissorhands) dreamed up this stop-motion fable about a Halloween ghoul who wants to play Santa Claus. Directed by Henry Selick, Nightmare is Disney's weirdest cartoon ever: chilly, rollicking, endlessly inventive. And it's animated by Danny Elfman's magical-spookical score. Is this the first Hollywood musical to set every one of its 10 songs in a minor...
...interviews with the FBI and later in his testimony to the grand jury, Libby swore that he had first heard about Wilson's wife not from other senior officials in June 2003 but instead on July 10 or 11, 2003, from NBC News Washington bureau chief Tim Russert. Libby also told the feds that Russert volunteered in the same call that "all the reporters" knew about Plame's work. Similarly, Libby's account of a brief July 12, 2003, call with TIME's Cooper differs from Cooper's recollection...
...Dawson inched past 90 yards, the junior tailback’s chances of setting the mark at home appeared to fade. Harvard was, after all, ahead by 28 points. Unnecessarily risking injury to the Crimson’s star would be more than a little unusual for coach Tim Murphy, who, like most of his peers, regularly pulls his skill players when leading by so wide a margin. But Murphy left Dawson in for two series in the fourth quarter, allowing him to set the new mark at 3,335 yards—courtesy of an eight-yard burst...
...Yale that this writer picked to finish dead last in the league—had a better Ivy record than Harvard and a more realistic shot at contending for a league crown. And this dire situation wasn’t just media chatter and fan disappointment either. Crimson coach Tim Murphy talked last week about readjusting goals and being realistic. After all, the last two-loss Ivy champ was back in 1982. No active player on the Harvard football team was even alive in 1982. And so, the Crimson took the field against the Big Green looking to play solid...
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Nick Hartigan ran for 167 yards and two touchdowns as Brown beat Penn 34-20 on Saturday.Brown (6-1. 3-1 Ivy) began the scoring after Tim Cotter intercepted a pass by Bryan Walker on the third play of the game. Steve Morgan converted that turnover into a 47-yard field goal for Brown.Jamie Gasperella intercepted another pass from Walker late in the second period, leading to a 40-yard touchdown run by quarterback Joe DiGiacomo, increasing Brown’s lead to 17-0.Gasperella recovered a fumble by Matt Carre on Penn?...