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...fourth round of the NFL draft by the Seattle Seahawks. Kacyvenski finished his career as the only 40-game starter in the history of Harvard football, as well as the Crimson's all-time leading tackler with 395. Senior defensive end Mike Sands also signed a free agent contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers...
...Tight end Chris Eitzmann ably led the Crimson as a vocal leader on and off the field and ended up agreeing to a free-agent contract from the New England Patriots at the end of the year...
...time being, my interest in public service has shifted to the non-profit sector," Lang says, "but I don't know that that is permanant. My main interest in politics and the IOP has always been how government works as an agent in people's lives; it can have such a huge effect...
...weeks ago, an American Express security official placed an urgent call to New York City-based Secret Service agent Tim Raymond. Someone in Miami had racked up at least a half-million dollars worth of fraudulent charges against more than 100 American Express accounts. The cards hadn't been stolen, so they had to be counterfeits--very good ones, since they had zipped past the security screens in the computers of the giant charge-card company...
...even got on with film. He made his first one in 1924, but took ages to feel at ease before the lens; in Hitchcock's 1936 The Secret Agent he is agonizingly squirmy. Eventually he logged some 130 credits in films and TV, most of them after he turned 75. He won an Oscar as the proper, patient butler in Arthur, but his great turns are in Alain Resnais' Providence, as a novelist with nightmares, and in Peter Greenaway's Prospero's Books--where he not only played his favorite Shakespearean magician but spoke almost all the dialogue and appeared...