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...know these things to accurately assess (and report) the game.It’s also something we don’t discuss enough as reporters with our readers and the people we cover. On a certain level, our jobs are very easy: we get to sit around and watch sports while eating the free press-box food. But there’s an element of difficulty in that many of us never played the sports we cover, or at least not past a Pop Warner level. The vast majority of us are fans-turned-reporters, where we throw on veils...
...Hannitized, 24-hour-news-cycle culture, politics has become less a means of interaction and more an event in itself. Junkies can watch Chris Matthews’ two-hour pre-game show for each presidential debate as though it were the Super Bowl before booting up the computer to play “Fantasy Congress”; turn on the AM radio and you’re likely hear the same senseless, partisan ranting whether listening to sports-talk or news-talk...
...Sunday was too windy for us, so we didn’t sail,” Steele said of the women’s race. “But it was nice to watch some of the co-ed team...
...Disney man took over an organization that inked a $1.2 billion TV and marketing deal in 1999 with Swiss company ISL, only to watch that outfit go belly up two years later. To weather the loss, the ATP cut staff, eliminated player bonuses and pushed for more sponsorship dollars. Worse, the sport's U.S. television viewership leveled off; it's nowhere close to golf...
...circles.The climactic audition sequence, exciting in its forceful precision, is an exception and the kickline is still awesome.“A Chorus Line” has its stumbles, but it is a show that should be seen if only for its unknowing spontaneity. After all, nobody wants to watch a production that knows too much about itself, and when this cast succeeded, they did so in ways that seemed to surprise themselves as much as the audience.—Reviewer Richard S. Beck can be reached at rbeck@fas.harvard.edu...