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Despite his hippie breeding, de la Durantaye nonetheless learned certain bourgeois sports??like baseball and tennis—from his more traditional grandparents. Although he played baseball seriously, he quit in an “act of weird rebellion” against his father, who had once seriously considered becoming a professional baseball player himself. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...have people up and shaking their [bodies],” Wallach assures, confident in his band’s ability to entertain. After all, the group spends a reported six hours per day— roughly the same amount of time consumed by other Harvard students on varsity sports??practicing for their upcoming gigs and working on any new material that they can find the time to record...
...have people up and shaking their [bodies],” Wallach assures, confident in his band’s ability to entertain. After all, the group spends a reported six hours per day— roughly the same amount of time consumed by other Harvard students on varsity sports??practicing for their upcoming gigs and working on any new material that they can find the time to record...
...many non-athletes, the scope of the athletic community is limited to those who participate in highly visible sports??football, men’s and women’s hockey, and men’s and women’s basketball, for instance. Those teams attract the largest fan base and their members have come to typify the “jock” norm at many of the nations’ colleges...
...notably, by “sports?? I do not mean to talk about that member of the women’s soccer team who’s in your Ec-10 section—orbiting ever so torturously on the outer rings of your “social net”—that you looked up that one time. Or fifty times...