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Fienning, a music concentrator with a secondary field in psychology, was also a member of the Krokodilos, a campus male a capella group, and performed in Harvard Radcliffe Gilbert & Sullivan Players?? “Ruddigore...
...particularly tough group. No longer afforded with the opportunity of playing regional pushovers like Haiti and Guatemala as was the case during the qualifying rounds, the U.S. has to prepare for South American powerhouse Brazil, Poland, and Korea Republic. Although the squad features an outstanding number of professional soccer players??at 14, it is the highest representation of professionals the United States has ever seen—the caliber of the opposition is truly world class, featuring several players who have played significant minutes in either Copa Libertadores (The South American Club Championship) or in UEFA Champions League...
...says that he doesn’t “even look to see whether a kid is of a certain racial distinction.” However, he has had to watch the number of African-Americans in his sport dwindle to a mere 6.5 percent of Division I players??steadily pushing America’s pastime further into Orleans’s second category of sports...
...Fantasticks” is a show that has already begun to show its age—but not necessarily for the worse. In this sense, the Agassiz is not the only thing that “The Fantasticks” and the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players?? productions have in common. Like any Gilbert and Sullivan show, “The Fantasticks” features a light and remarkably epochal musical score, archetypal characters, and, indeed, a measure of innocence. The show is a kitschy, albeit delightful, musical, and Harvard STAGE’s production is commendable...
...resolutions arrive surprisingly late, as the league has already begun to take responsibility for the declining health of its players. When Mackey’s wife, Sylvia, wrote last May to then-NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue about the financial burden that can result from the rapid decline of retired players?? health, the league and the NFL Players Association responded by creating the “Number 88 Plan.” Named after John Mackey’s jersey number, the plan will pay up to $88,000 for each former player’s treatment of assorted...