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...Harvard theater community, of course, goes beyond just this production. The organization has been steadily dedicated to producing stage shows written by black playwrights, starring black student actors. I think a lot of us at Harvard can relate [to the show], because Undine, the main character, is an Ivy Leaguer. She gets so absorbed with material wealth that she loses a lot of what makes her who she is. As a director, I tried to draw that quality out. While many theater directors are notorious for being entrenched in their own ideas for their plays, Jones says her previous experiences...
With a lack of dominance at the top, the bottom four teams in the Ivies last year shouldn’t feel too bad about their chances for a surprise title run. Brown brings back two stud guards in First Team All-Leaguer Mark McAndrew and Damon Huffman, as well as a deep recruiting class. The Bears frontcourt leaves much to be desired, however...
...That’s when the interview requests rolled in—mainly from websites for soccer junkies, including ESPN.com’s popular Soccernet site. Message boards lit up with requests for more information about the unknown Ivy Leaguer. Soccer bloggers raised their eyebrows—“I can’t find too much fault with his game,” read one blog called Du Nord—and simultaneously downplayed Akpan’s performance against an unexceptional Caribbean team with a middling goalkeeper...
Overt homophobia--including the Los Angeles Dodgers' alleged effort to push him into a sham marriage--made Burke, who some say created the high five, quit baseball in 1980. In '82 he became the first big leaguer to come out, but cocaine led to prison and homelessness. He died in 1995 from AIDS complications...
...survey of injuries, sponsored by the CDC, researchers recorded 2.4 injuries for every 1,000 practices or competitions. That's why Little League Baseball, for one, instituted new pitching rules for the 2007 season. Kids 10 years or younger have to stop after 75 pitches, and anytime a Little Leaguer throws more than 21 times, he has to give his arm at least one day to recover...