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Upon his exoneration, Skillman came back and put in 15 more years, working as a guard at the Kennedy School of Government and the Widener entrance gate. He remained at Harvard until last May, when the University announced that all guard positions would henceforth be outsourced to Allied-Barton Security—a company that had been steadily cutting into the Harvard guard union’s workforce since the 1970s. The union, which had shrunk from over 120 members to a mere seven by the time the Allied deal was struck last summer, was thus finished...
...stop opposing quarterbacks from throwing the ball downfield, as Brown’s Joe DiGiacomo, Cornell’s D.J. Busch and Penn’s Pat McDermott all were able to expose the Yale secondary on their way to defeating the Bulldogs. Look for senior Yale free safety Barton Simmons to help stop Dawson in run defense while senior cornerback Fred Jelks will probably try to shut down Brian Edwards...
Bain, S. K.; Bankwitz, P. C. F.; Barton, A. H.; Bean, W. J.; Bennett, C., Benton, D.; Blain, W.; Blanchard, C. H. Blanchet, H. J.; Boardman, F.; Brett, G.; Bucklin, B. L.; Burton...
...spring, I’ll be there with you for the second Kill Bill, even though Quentin’s coasting. And I’ll be there too for The Ladykillers, even though the Coens have been batting around .333 since Barton Fink; I’m sick of paying $10 just to hear George Clooney use “hydroelectric” as a verb, or to hear Jon Polito emphasize the wrong syllable in “dry cleaning...
...didjeridu. For nearly 60 years, this Tasmanian-born composer's music has resonated with the sacred quality of nature. The Requiem is his masterwork. Based on an old Aboriginal lullaby, Sculthorpe's soaring choral work is punctuated by weeping cellos and grounded by the majestic hum of soloist William Barton's didjeridu, suggesting the long horizon of the Outback...