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...journalists were on the scene for many of these red-letter days. Contributor Hugh Sidey, who was riding 50 yards behind President Kennedy that fateful Friday in Dallas, heard three sharp noises, saw the panic on the grassy knoll and later stared into the limousine with the crushed red roses on the front seat. Executive editor Chris Porterfield was backstage at The Ed Sullivan Show when the Beatles made their first appearance on Feb. 9, 1964, and recalls the "piercing din of screaming. That noise level was something new in pop performances--beyond Frank Sinatra's, even beyond Elvis'." Retired...
...We’re extremely delighted to have Frances Kamm join us,” said Department Chair Thomas M. Scanlon Jr.. “She’s an outstanding contributor to moral philosophy and brings another dimension to it with her expertise in medical ethics...
Most of those who know him best, foes as well as friends, say they don't consider Lott a racist in the sense of someone who hates blacks and plots to hold them down. His brother-in-law Scruggs, a longtime civil rights proponent and major financial contributor to Democratic politicians, says, "Trent and I disagree about almost everything in term of politics. But he's a fair-minded man who I've known well 32 years, and I've never seen anything remotely suggesting racial animus in him." Rather, friends say, Lott has believed--at least until last week...
Three games into the season, Cusworth is by far the Crimson’s most meaningful contributor among its seven freshman, averaging 15 minutes per games. No other rookie has averaged four. Freshman forward Zach Martin, who was arguably the most heralded recruit entering the year, has yet to log a minute of court time...
This year’s edition of the Crimson has a head start in returning to that level, with nearly every contributor from last year’s national semifinalist squad back for another attempt. Of the lineup that ultimately fell to Trinity, only No. 5 David Barry ’02 and No. 8 Tomo Hamakawa ’02 are not back. Peter Karlen ’02, who ended the 2001 season ranked sixth in the country, has also graduated, but various injuries relegated him to the role of an unofficial assistant coach for much of last...