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According to Hager, Ezekiel has been targeted on several occasions by wide receivers who have attempted to crack block him, each time with diminishing results. And those few who have taken the chance of devoting even more attention than the standard double team to Ezekiel have only discovered yet another ineffective way of curtailing the Northeastern defense...
Cambridge criminal defense lawyer Kevin J. Mahoney, a former Middlesex assistant district attorney, said he “find[s] it impossible to believe that a jury would have convicted a man who found himself alone on a dark street being attacked by two crack dealers...
Despite his success guiding the ball between the uprights, Schindel struggled to crack the 10-yard line on his kickoffs...
Currently, ROTC is not a serious option for Harvard students. If you want to take part in the program you get shuttled off to MIT at the crack of dawn in order to keep Harvard’s ideological stance against discrimination intact, as if Harvard were somehow able to dictate terms to the federal government. I would like to have the section of my taxes devoted to the Farm Bill and the War on Terror remitted to me, but sadly we can’t pick and choose. Harvard has to accept that if it is in the business...
Sean Peterson admits that his "desire to be creative can be destructive." The photographer, 29, from San Bernardino, Calif., has been arrested six times for his skateboarding activities--on charges ranging from trespassing to, most recently, skating without pads. As authorities across the country crack down on illegal street skating and push to make plazas skaterproof, a growing number of cities are creating spaces in which street skaters can do their acrobatics with impunity. There are already more than 1,000 of these skate parks, but they're getting overcrowded, and they typically lack the handrails and steps of city...