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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Harvard over Yale (10-16, 5-9) by a 54-53count...
...driver's license. But an increasing number of them are driving to their deaths. While fatalities for most drivers have dropped in the past two decades, traffic deaths of newly licensed 16-year-olds surged about 50% between 1975 and 1996. Even more troubling than the rising body count are the reasons behind it. Alcohol, the main culprit in teen accidents in the '80s, is now much less of a problem, thanks to a major educational blitz. Instead, safety specialists blame the sort of naive errors that killed Wells and her friends. Citing cutbacks in driver education by schools, experts...
Though more classical, there were subtle quirks throughout. Portions had slightly disconcerting discord--dancers doing the same movements but a count or so apart from each other. Throughout the piece were sections of movement that had flexed feet and rigid, straight arms, something not usually seen in ballet. In general, the piece had clean, straight lines. Classic movements would stop in midmovement, and instead of being completed as expected, would somehow change. One particularly playful moment had male dancers lifting their partners into the wings and throwing them as the audience gasped, only for her to be caught by another...
...definitely paying most attention to [Redding]," said freshman center Lyndsay Ryba. "She really takes a lot of shots, so we need to reduce her shot count...
...never count out the Crimson in the backstroke events with co-captain Christen Deveney, sophomore Angie Peluse, Cenanovic and McDougall...