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...eating it, too." Clinton's team volleys back the compliment: "I think it's pretty clear that Obama will do very well among African-American voters," says Wardally, though he expects his candidate to garner "her piece" and carry the district. A Jan. 20 statewide poll conducted by Siena College, which found Clinton leading Obama, 46-36, among black Democrats seems to support his prognosis. Either way, says Durant, the Obama volunteer, "I feel like I have clout...
...space at the Quincy Community Dinner last week. A popular rock show venue in the basement of New Quincy, the Quincy Cage closed last spring due to renovations to make the House more accessible. Last year, the space was used exclusively for rock shows, according to former Cage Manager Siena T. Koncsol ’08. “The only other venue for concerts like this is the Queen’s Head Pub, and even though it’s not far, it’s not the same as having it in Quincy,” Koncsol...
...commissions have included a bookshop, a museum and 10 houses in Yogyakarta (none of which suffered more than superficial damage during the quake) as well as churches, cafés and community centers in Bali and Papua. Then there was his contribution to a 2003 architectural exhibition in Siena, Italy: large Roman-style archways, made of straw instead of triumphal stone because straw happened to be the most common local material...
...Harvard women’s basketball team felt right at home in its first game at Lavietes Pavilion last night, as co-captain Lindsay Hallion’s 22 points propelled the Crimson to a 75-60 victory over Siena (0-2, 0-0 MAAC). The game was marked by Harvard’s sharp shooting. The Crimson (1-1, 0-0 Ivy) connected on 61.2 percent of its shots from the field, 45.5 percent of its three-pointers, and 90.9 percent of its attempts at the charity stripe. “I loved the team balance in scoring...
...were up by 10 in the first half, and it was a five- or six-point ballgame in most of the second half.” The team hopes that its rebounding woes will be solved tonight, when the Crimson plays its first home game against Siena College at 7 p.m. Delaney-Smith called the inability to rebound “the single glaring statistic” in the loss to the Dukes. “It’s something that’s in our control, and I think it will dictate a lot of the outcomes...