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Productivity as a line requires thinking in unison and clicking together as a unit, so success is about more than just what the team or the opponents think of them. Sweet, Schroyer and Solley attribute their success to appreciating and understanding each other’s game and attitude...
Coach Allard views her two senior captains as a strong unit essential to keeping the team moving in a positive direction. “I think they come together and compliment each other well,” Allard says. “I think Kara’s a good balance to Sara....She brings a very mindful presence. Sara is very organized and she is very good at thinking about all these things, and then Kara’s good to pull her in and say ‘Are we sure we want to do this...
That integration is not always an easy task in the stratified world of college sports, but the arduous preseason preparation—including fall ball, where the freshmen first started bonding—have melded the team into a highly compatible social and athletic unit...
...most significant technological development of the past 30 years has been a collapse in the price of a unit of information. That, it turns out, has been disastrous for the work-life balance. Information is now ubiquitous. Home life is no easier than it was, but work has invaded the domestic space--which is what my daughters mean when they scream at me to stop answering e-mail in the evening. The incessant demands of an always-on, 24/7 world of free information have made some middle-aged women who would like to go back to work consider whether...
...Greenville, S.C., where he had recently joined the faculty of his alma mater, Furman University. The son of a Southern Baptist minister in Georgia, he wrote seven books, including a 1968 biography of Alabama Governor George Wallace, and later became an Emmy-winning correspondent for ABC's documentary unit...