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...know it I’m compulsively alternating between refreshing ESPN.com and tweaking my fantasy baseball team’s roster.I joined the Crimson Sports Board, hoping that it would do for me what Nicorette does for smokers. I could get small, weekly doses of sports at the writers?? meetings, write an article here and there, and then turn my focus to something else. I soon realized that a being a sports addict on Crimson Sports is like going to an AA meeting with an open bar.With no patch or 12-step program to cure...
...teams, finishing the season tied with senior Ryan Maki for the team lead in power-play goals with eight man-advantage tallies. In addition to being named to the All-Ivy first team and the All-ECAC second team, Reese was honored as part of the New England Hockey Writers?? Division I Men’s All Star team last week. Classmate Steve Mandes was a repeat winner of the Ralph “Cooney” Weiland Award as the player that best represents Weiland’s love of the game, spirited play, and commitment...
...egregious example of the phenomenon.Along with former Crimson editor Christopher Schonberger ’06, he wrote the popular blog CheddarTed.com. The blog is still up and running, though the frequency of posts is waning.The blog was something of a fun-house mirror, chronicling minutiae such as the writers?? love for R. Kelly, Dunkin’ Donuts’ iced coffee and staff, and their girlfriends. Each and every post was written in a memorably bizarre and enthusiastic patois—someone lame is a “chach,” the physical act of love...
...wary that the test’s results may be skewed by its test group makeup. Students who enjoy writing will likely see this test as an easy and fun chance to make money, whereas students who do not enjoy writing or consider themselves “bad writers?? may see 90 minutes of writing and the possible shame of poor performance as not worth the monetary incentive. Should the test results be overwhelmingly positive, more testing—perhaps involuntary—should follow...
When he was studying, he says, more students were trained as writers??now, students are more likely to be trained as teachers. He points out that the English Department receives only book review publications to its offices and no poetry or creative writing literary journals...