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...many as 16 half courses for graduation in addition to the 8 core courses required of all students. When combined with the fact that many departments are reluctant to grant concentration credit for study abroad, and the fact that the College refuses to grant core credit for foreign courses (except occasionally in foreign cultures), study abroad becomes infeasible for many students. A student who has to treat study abroad courses entirely as electives must carefully plot his schedule from the beginning of his freshman year, long before most students know their concentration let alone their intention to study abroad...
...year's postseason is bound to be better than last year's, when the nefarious Yankees and the arrogant Mets--forever Boston's enemy since the 1986 Bill Buckner debacle--squared off in the Fall Classic. I found myself rooting for a team I hate more than any other--except the Yankees. Of course, the Yankees won in convincing fashion--but, nevertheless, I am certain they are going down this year. I may be nave, but I'm right. And one day, when the Red Sox face the hapless Chicago Cubs in the most exciting World Series ever played...
...didn't play poorly except at Canisius," Bloodwell said. "We made some errors--certain things could have been done more smoothly...
...more than one), 35 million will suffer from social phobia, and the battle they fight is a harrowing one. Richard Heimberg at Temple University's Adult Anxiety Clinic often thinks of the 50-year-old patient who talked frequently about getting married and having a family--a reasonable dream, except that his terror of rejection had kept him from ever going out on a date. After much encouragement and counseling, he finally screwed up his courage enough to ask a woman out. The next day, when Heimberg asked him if he'd had a good time, he said...
...Except for the hair (he cut it, sort of), Morris, 44, is still the same mouthy iconoclast he always was--only now his once controversial work has become the gold standard of creativity for a new generation of dancers, choreographers and critics. Charter company members like Tina Fehlandt are currently teaching the gospel of St. Mark to such prestigious ensembles as the American Ballet Theatre and the San Francisco Ballet, both of which commissioned new pieces from Morris this season. He is the subject of a just published coffee-table anthology of essays and interviews about L'Allegro. "Some...