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...says. "I'm a writer." Despite an appearance on Oprah, she has no intention of becoming a poster child for mental illness. "I don't believe I have any obligation to let people into my private life," she says. This may seem like a curious attitude for someone who has made public her years in a mental hospital, but even in her book, Kaysen maintains a distance. She does not answer nearly as many questions as she raises, including the ultimate one of whether she should have been hospitalized at all. Nor does she dwell on the details...
...country's best players. Some may play professionally in a league on a foreign continent, but they play for their national teams in World Cup games. In December 1991, 143 nations signed up to compete in the qualifying rounds; even Vanuatu and San Marino, plus a few curious geopolitical subdivisions like the Faroe Islands, entered. It took two years and 491 matches to whittle the field down to two dozen, and these finalists will play 52 games in nine cities in the U.S. By the time the championship is won in the Rose Bowl on July 17, more than...
Finally, we were more than a little confused by the announcement of Green's resignation. Most curious fall is that, to this day, neither Green, nor Rudenstine, nor anyone else has said why the Provost decided to return to active scholarship...
Such is the burden of high expectations. Success is sometimes over-shadowed by its accompanying failure--not that the team could be said to have "failed" by any stretch of the imagination. But Lady History is a curious critic, and it will be interesting to see what she thinks this time next year about the 1993-94 season...