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...lingering exam-period swell didn’t prevent the No. 12 Harvard women’s tennis team from facing down the challenges of a rising Tide, as the Crimson comfortably upended No. 30 Alabama 6-1 in its first matchup of the spring season...
...Overcoming the tendency towards a letdown after such a difficult loss, Mukundan snatched the momentum right back with a solid 6-4 second-set victory. But the advantage would not last. Muller reclaimed her advantage and ousted Mukundan with a 6-2 third set win, earning Alabama its only point...
...Tokyo: The ultra-stylish, Marc Newson-designed Syn Studio (pictured) has been used by Janet Jackson and the late Robert Palmer; it can style your sound for $277 an hour. Muscle Shoals: Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and the Rolling Stones have all visited this small town in Alabama to record at Muscle Shoals Sound, where for about $100 an hour "we treat everybody the same," says manager Suzanne Harris. Chicago: Considered one of the best in the American Midwest, Chicago Recording Co. has hosted Coldplay and Ice Cube. Starting at "hundreds of dollars per hour," says manager Chris Shepard...
...argument dates back to the late 1950s, when the Supreme Court ruled that a civil rights group in Alabama could protect its members’ anonymity to shield them from retaliation at the hands of segregationists, Hafetz said...
...implausible to argue that the typical suburb of Chicago is radically different from one of Philadelphia’s suburbs, and that someone should be privileged merely by living in the Midwest. Yet growing up in a declining coal town in West Virginia or in rural Alabama necessarily presents high school students with institutional hurdles generally associated with those of the inner city. And while a vast majority might think that students of this pedigree would benefit from umbrella affirmative action programs with diversity as their goal, the appreciable difference between an African American high schooler from Harlem...