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...nobody's shocked. And when consumers aren't gobbling up the latest embarrassments of modern stars, they search the past for artists who were pariahs then, suitable for veneration now. Thus the hierarchy is upended. Novelists lauded in the '50s are forgotten now (don't expect a Sloan Wilson or James Gould Cozzens revival any time soon), while writers who were published only in cheap paperbacks (Jim Thompson) are heroes. Producer Stanley Kramer was the social conscience of Hollywood; yet his films receive little attention now (and if they do, it's dismissive), while Ed Wood gets a Tim Burton...
...After being helped off the field, Wilson moved from the hot corner to first base, with Meehan replacing him at third, where he will likely remain in Klimkiewicz’s absence...
...Senior first baseman Josh Klimkiewicz, the Ivy League RBI leader, was taken out of Game One Saturday after attempting to reel in a wide Steffan Wilson throw to first. While extending his left arm to catch Wilson’s attempt to throw out a bunting Steve Daniels, Daniels ran right into Klimkiewicz’s arm, injuring his elbow...
...Brown center fielder Steve Daniels chopped a high ground ball up the middle. The ball ricocheted off the glove of pitcher Shawn Haviland and fortuitously bounced over to Stoeckel, a late-game defensive replacement at second base. Stoeckel corralled the grounder and sent a low throw over to Steffan Wilson, who was able to scoop the ball and hold the bag long enough to earn the game-ending out call. “That ball got deflected, it looked like it was going up the middle and get over,” Walsh said. “[But Haviland...
...Crimson, however, boasts quite a powerful lineup of its own. Sophomore Steffan Wilson and senior Lance Salsgiver are seventh and eight in the league in batting average, respectively, and senior Josh Klimkiewicz and Wilson lead the league in RBI’s. Yet, Harvard has struggled this year with inconsistent run support—often scoring few runs in the first game of a doubleheader before breaking out in the second...