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...results indicate that the most effective methods of getting information to students do not require cash??only student time. Postering in the houses and the yard—which require money to print the posters—ranked ninth and tenth out of the 19 methods, respectively...
...been lookin’ to show off that sexy new mullet?” read the invitation to a “Trash ’n’ Cash?? party last weekend. “Or maybe you players are ready to bust out the new ice.” An accompanying graphic featured a pair of black men surrounded by a Mercedes, a bottle of champagne, the words “bling bling,” and stacks of money—the “cash.” Below them...
Later in the game, the crowd got to hear sophomore Mickey Kropf stride out to the plate to Johnny Cash??s “Folsom Prison Blues:” “I shot a man in Reno / Just to watch him die…” The moment was as surreal as any you’ll ever witness at the park...
...first disc is the essence of The Essential Johnny Cash. Spanning a mere eight years, this disc features Cash at his songwriting and musical peak. It begins with selections from Cash??s Sun Records era, which includes the rockabilly gems “Cry, Cry, Cry” and “I Walk the Line.” The first CD also includes the haunting story-song “Don’t Take Your Guns to Town,” and the mariachi-inflected “Ring of Fire.” The first...
...second disc is a bit of a letdown, mostly because it includes many more collaborative endeavors. The duets with Cash??s wife, June Carter Cash, feel somewhat inappropriate, interrupting the solitary tone established in the previous disc. “Girl from the North Country,” a duet with Bob Dylan, also doesn’t quite work. Cash??s wonderful voice, which U2’s Bono calls “the most male voice in Christendom,” clashes with Dylan’s weak bleats. But the second disc does...