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...will be rooting for the Mets. Just for the record, I am really and truly a Pittsburgh Pirates fan - an allegiance that forces me to adopt a team every October. And out of some convoluted sense of loyalty I root pretty consistently for the National League (except for the Atlanta Braves, a team that I despise for obvious reasons). Sometimes, this fidelity to the NL comes with a stiff price: I remember how shocked and disappointed friends and family were when I pulled for the Mets in their 1986 battle against the beleaguered Boston...
...Jewish boy from the Bronx , in the summer of 1955. Living with his mother and new stepfather, Lenny is pre-occupied by all the normal concerns of adolescence, including-surprise, suprise-sex. Whether it's two forks joined together on his dining room table or a needle on a record player, everything Lenny sees fuels his desire to see two people "do it". But when Lenny' parents catch him spying on them in their bedroom one night, they decide that he should spend the summer with his Aunt Norma and her husband Phil in "the country" (country meaning Queens...
...record, it's not the termbill itself that is objectionable. In fact, Harvard students only pay the paltry sum of $20 to fund shuttles, Springfest and student groups. This amount has not been adjusted, even for inflation, since 1981. But at least 60 percent of the council's budget is granted to student groups. That wouldn't be so bad if that money was going toward a few deserving groups and events like Springfest which benefit the entire undergraduate community. But under the current system, some of the 12 dollars you spend on student groups goes to funding private fiefdoms...
...Landed, his critically acclaimed 1999 release, failed to appeal to the U.S. in a megastar way, although with the help of singles like "Angel" it did manage to sell enough here to achieve gold status. But all that could change with the release of his new record, Sing When You're Winning...
When the other members of British cult pop sensation Saint Etienne took a little break to launch their own record label, their lead singer built on her songwriting experience with the band and worked her vocal magic, giving the world of pop her first solo album, Lipslide. An expedition into a world of '60s girl pop mixed with some electronic production, Sarah Cracknell's dreamy vocals grow and grow on you until you're forced to surrender to the album's subtle yet straightforward sound...