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...tough, disappointing performance yesterday,” said Tommy Amaker, who fell to 0-2 as the Harvard head coach. “I was pleased with some of the growth we showed from one game to the next, and I thought we had an opportunity there, but they broke it open late in the second half. We were fighting toe-to-toe with them for a long period of time.” There were 10 lead changes and four ties before halftime, and the Crimson headed into the break trailing by only three points...
...third quarter: I just head that DiMaggio has 74 yards on the day. He broke the streak! (Someone let me know if I should stop with this joke...
...bathe. And even a state school Communications major can recognize the picture of the scantily clad woman on the front cover for the miserable escapist fantasy that it is: that’s no Lara Croft knockoff, that’s the digital version of the cheerleader that broke Mr. Dibbell’s heart in 10th grade. Unfortunately for the author, while his precious “digital l00t” may in fact have real market value, all the gold doubloon clipart in the world can’t fix his social deficiencies or bad breath...
...debating the merits of socialized medicine, the one-payer system used in the U.K. It's already here, he says. It's just hugely inefficient, exemplified by many of the 47million uninsured turning to emergency rooms for care. The other piece of it, Medicare and Medicaid, is going broke as the ratio of retirees to wage earners rises dramatically with the aging of 77million baby boomers...
Thomas Middleton was the rebel of English Renaissance drama. Audiences adored how his plays went right to the limits - his sex was dirty, his violence grisly, his politics risky. His work was so popular in his time that it broke box-office records at London's Globe theater. But over the centuries, thanks to censorship and Victorian prudery, he fell out of fashion. By the time the world was ready again for Middleton's R-rated brand of theater, Shakespeare reigned as the undisputed heavyweight champion of English literature, knocking everyone else to the margins of the curriculum and away...