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...plagued by brain trauma, dementia, and paralysis—succeed in obtaining disability benefits. But surely the retirees can pay medical expenses with the money they made as players right? Unfortunately, no. The violent nature of football often renders athletes incapable of providing for their families. At career??s end their bodies are broken and multiple concussions have numbed their brains to the point where they cannot remember the hits that placed them in such miserable condition. Hospital and prescription bills suck up the money quickly, especially in the case of players from the 1970?...
...process; who generated the second-ranked recruiting class in the nation in 2000 while with the Pirates.And he needs the fans, not recruits, not administrative help. He needs us.To be fair, these glowing, totally unbiased praises of Coach Amaker must be tempered by the facts of his coaching career??a .559 winning percentage, one trip to the NCAAs in ten years, and a firing at Michigan that still looms large over this and the Wolverine program.But these critiques don’t matter here at Harvard. At a Big Ten or ACC school, it?...
...Tarot cards, she’s gone through love—“do not worry, you will meet your soul mate soon”—and personality—“do not worry, you are fiercely independent”—and career??“do not worry, you will make a lot of money.” Tucked inside another shop, with her sign hanging on the wrong storefront and operating under limited hours—(the day starts at 2 in the afternoon, or occasionally...
While some worry that Obama's brief political career??he's only been a U.S. senator for two and a half years—may not give him enough experience to be the country's 44th president, Tribe said that "it's the quality rather than the quantity of experience that matters...
...nearly five decades as a Harvard administrator, L. Fred Jewett ’57 oversaw the merger of the Harvard and Radcliffe admissions offices, expanded the scope of Harvard’s recruitment efforts beyond white male New Englanders, and later in his career??while serving as Dean of the College—made the decision to randomize the House lottery...