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Harming a plate before a child hits puberty can affect the way the bones grow. "I saw one kid who was asked to do multiple plyometric jumps through the pain, and he pulled a growth plate off his knee," says Dr. Jordan Metzl, a member of the American College of Sports Medicine's youth sports committee. "Another kid tore a piece of plate off his hip from using too high weights while lunging and squatting...
...Romano says the number of peers spending sophomore year off campus didn’t affect his own decision...
...couple clean looks—they just didn’t fall for us, and unfortunately, we let that translate into other parts of the game,” captain Brad Unger said. “We let it affect us on the defensive end. We let them have 37 points in the first half. In a game that’s not real fast-paced, that’s just too many. You can’t let it affect you if your shot is not falling...
...would enable him to have a substantial effect on the undergraduate body. “I think the coolest thing about college is that we become educated as a whole person,” Sundquist said, as he expressed the hope that he and Sarafa could affect other students’ education through their time as president and vice president. Having temporarily traded in his characteristic scruffy look, Sundquist—wearing a pink pinstriped button-down shirt—discussed mental health initiatives and Administrative Board reform—some of the issues that made up his campaign platform...
When I chose to come to Harvard, I tried to convince myself that the Puritan façades would hardly affect my undergraduate experience and to focus on academics. But I couldn’t stop thinking about architecture. The visual nature of one’s surroundings exercises a great deal of influence upon one’s life, which is why someone who can’t swim will pay millions of dollars to see the ocean out the window every morning. If anything, architecture is a better reason to pick a school than its name, which...