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...Over the past 20 years, the number of patients we've seen with food allergies has increased tremendously," says Dale Umetsu, a professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and Children's Hospital Boston. "Many more young children have multiple food allergies and the allergies are more severe...
...Jones “We Fly High” Dir. Dale Resteghini & Jim Jones Can music videos save football seasons? The New York Giants think so. Back in September, they had a 1-2 record and little chance of winning the NFC East. But a week later, the defense found a new celebration dance—the “Fadeaway.” Copped from Jim Jones’ video for “We Fly High,” in which the rapper mimics a basketball jump shot, Giants defenders started miming crossovers and freethrows after sacks...
Complex, rocky and at times perplexing, a week's worth of horsing around at the sumptuous Home Ranch is the latest outdoor pursuit in management training. In today's corporate-training world, there are the old standbys like rock climbing, rope mazes and Dale Carnegie. But a wide variety of other programs have developed that purport to impart management wisdom: martial arts, golf (don't ask), rhythmic drumming (ditto), paintball and treasure hunts among them. Some trainers use improvisational comedy to supposedly unleash the inner Jay Leno in trainees, while other consultants bring along wild animals to scare...
...first of three assists past a charging Lauren Mann, the Crimson keeper, for an easy goal. If the Crimson could have reversed Princeton’s mounting momentum, it would have needed help from the officials. With 15:50 left in the first half, Princeton goalie Maren Dale charged a Harvard cross but could not hold on to the ball. After a collision, Harvard had possession in front of an open net, but Dale lay on the ground with goalie interference the call against the Crimson. While it was unclear whether Dale had possession at the time of contact...
...freshman year traveling around the country, attending rally after rally, giving it all we had, making posters to express our opinions, and screaming at the top of our lungs for our favorites to win. But NASCAR got boring, and our moral compasses were left spinning more uncontrollably than Dale Earnhardt’s last ride. RIP #3. Now we’re stuck on a campus with 6,000 preppy cause-whores who choose their issues by matching their rubber wristbands to their candy-ass outfits. Can’t find something to go with those boat shoes? How about...