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...incredible,” Walsh says. “We’re seeing three teams that have been ranked in the top 10. We’re going to find out real quick what kind of ballclub we have.”Much like their coach, the players aren??t shying away from the challenge.“We know these teams are going to be some of the best in the country,” Douglas says. “We’re looking forward to trying to test ourselves against them, seeing...
...their dreams into an organic, preservative-free reality, a number of students have rallied behind Harvard College Vegetarian Society (HCVS) president Jessica M. Luna ’10, a Crimson magazine writer, signing a petition that expresses their interest to the Harvard University Planning Office. “There aren??t enough vegetarian options in Harvard Square,” says HCVS member and petition signer Lewis E. Bollard ’09, who is also a Crimson editorial columnist. “More college students are becoming vegetarian and...still like to eat healthy and environmentally sound...
...Throughout the whole of its regimen, the Paul Revere battalion only appears to have one speed—brisk. Even words aren??t allowed to loiter in the mouth. In fine military style, the outfit shortens most anything that can be shortened: operations orders become “opords,” fragmentary orders “fragos,” warning orders “warnos,” and meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—are united under the simple moniker “chow,” or sometimes, if ovens...
...will not cease to view me as a sex object.” Yet all the bizarre hurdles to women in comedy have an upside: Only the strong survive. There are more mediocre male comedians than mediocre female comedians. If you can make it against the assumption that women aren??t funny because of evolution, or excess compassion, or whatever, then a lot of people must think you are really funny. Notably, the female comedians who have broken out into the mainstream are the ones who talk about other things than the fact that they are women. This...
...actress says she had to digdeep to connect with the character.“I really liked the idea of playingsomebody who was a flawed mother,”she said. “I think it was an uncomfortablecharacter, but very real. There aremothers out there who just aren??t goodmothers, and that doesn’t mean we haveto judge them.”Theron said she wanted to give a voiceto someone like Joleen, who is a type ofwoman she feels is rarely featured on thebig screen. “We want women...