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...expressed positive reactions to the presentation. Panagiotis Angelopoulos ’12, who came to the talk because of his own interest in Latin American human rights, said he appreciated the speaker’s unique perspective. Rebecca E. Taylor, a community member and recent college graduate, praised Sheffield??s “adept use of academic phrases” while remaining “accessible.” The presentation was the first in a monthly series entitled “Student Stories from Latin America,” hosted by the Harvard College Human Rights Advocates...
...police violence and domestic abuse research in places like Argentina and his home town of Fayetteville, N,C. As he waxes eloquent on philosophy and his love of Marx (he claims that the two nights after the first time he read Marx he didn’t sleep), Sheffield??s frustration with the perception of libertarianism is clear...
After the Sox signed Curt Schilling, the Yanks helped themselves more with four signings—the most prominent of which being slugger Gary Sheffield??addressing their needs and setting up deals to come...
Crockett anchored a staff that included fellow seniors Justin Nyweide and Chaney Sheffield??who gradually settled in as the No. 4 starter this year—along with sophomore Marc Hordon. Hordon found himself injured at several points this season but was superb when healthy, leading the team with a 2.78 ERA and batting .338 on a run-starved team...
Nyweide, who had endured a particularly rough outing the previous weekend against Dartmouth, turned in a three-hit shutout in the opener. In the second game, Sheffield??who had been a JV player, a midweek pitcher, a member of the right field platoon and finally a weekend starter—could call himself the winning pitcher in the series clincher...