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...admit two new students every year,” Ford says, although the department receives about seven times as many applications...
Let’s compare this, if you will, to the current plight of the real heroes of 9/11. I’ll admit that to this day in New York City people still wave at fire trucks when they drive by and are actually nice to the police officers they see on the street. My father, himself a Massachusetts police officer, was given something of a hero’s welcome by New Yorkers when he and his fellow officers visited the World Trade Center site over a year ago. “I don’t know...
...admit, there are some nice features to dynasties. It’s easy to hate the Yankees, and since they make the playoffs every year, you can always root against them. But wouldn’t it be better if you could root for your home team rather than against New York...
...Staff fails to mention when they say the “Red Sox outstripped the Yankees in almost every category during the regular season” that the Yankees won in the category that counts—wins. Also, this is one arrogant Yankees fan who will not admit that Boston fans are the best in baseball. Yeah, you are by far the most annoying, chanting “Yankees suck” at every opportunity, but that doesn’t make you the best fans, simply the loudest. Boston fans are not even the best fans...
Besides, even the most arrogant of Yankees has to admit that Boston fans are the best in professional baseball. They pack Fenway Park for nearly every home game and enliven the stadium with heavy drinking and waves that circle the park at least dozen times a game. Years of deserving to win but having victory snatched away again and again have united the city behind its home team. When the Yankees win, their fans can sit back, their innumerable insecurities temporarily squelched by the sheer athletic power their millions of dollars can muster. But when the Sox win, Boston fans...