Word: caged
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...fourth question on the evaluation form asked, "Are you satisfied with the facilities ties and equipment available in your sport?" More than week ago, most Harvard athletes would have answered yes. However, Carey Cage, a weight and training facility open only to varsity athletes, was still standing a week...
When Carey Cage opened in the summer of 1992, the 5,300 square foot facility was filled with state of the art equipment and plenty of room to workout. The Cage boasted 13,000 pounds of York Olympic free weights and an additional 2,000 pounds of York Olympic rubber bumper plates. There were four power lifting platforms, a dumbbell area, three Schwinn Airdyne stationary bikes with computerized readouts, two sets of plyometric boxes, four Olympic bench presses, two Olympic military presses, eight power squat cages, a multi-hip machine, an eight station Lit/back machine, two calf machines, a hamstring...
History aside, those most directly impacted by the demolition said yesterday they will forgo the luxuries of the cage now to get a better facility later...
Although the cage was renovated just three years ago, administrators intend a new training facility in the planned racquet structure...
Playing the more outrageous half of a duo opposite ROBIN WILLIAMS is a task that would make many actors throw in their cold cream. Not NATHAN LANE, however. Lane plays Williams' longtime lover in The Birdcage, the Mike Nichols-directed remake of La Cage aux Folles. "I know there were times when Robin probably wanted to be outrageous," says Lane, no stranger to flamboyance. "But there was instant chemistry. I think he felt like I was a kindred spirit." Lane's reaction to being offered the career-making role was aptly Williamsian. When Nichols told him he wanted to talk...