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...just tagged the guy and I didn??t really see the umpire make the call—I may have gone for a little extra tag after,” Kramer said. “Guys came up and got a little heated there...
...missing games. The more casual attitude about the club sports has encouraged significantly more participation. Segal’s team has “recruited from a few more pools” of people as a result of the switch, including “a lot of freshmen who didn??t want to play JV.” According to Waldock, the membership of Club Women’s Lacrosse “more than tripled after being a club team.” Although maintaining a competitive team without support from a higher body may seem daunting...
...being sure that the others knew, and so were intimidated into silence. All it took was for one boy to say ‘The emperor has no clothes!’ and the crowd burst into laughter. Crucially, the boy was not telling a single person anything he didn??t already know. But his words still conveyed information. The information was that all the other people now knew the same thing that each one of them did.” Social change often is a collective action problem: no one is willing to state their knowledge, belief...
...finally landed a band that everyone is excited about—some because they know Wu-Tang’s music, others because they know they’re supposed to know Wu-Tang’s music. “Yeah, Wu-Tan Clan! I love those guys. Didn??t they have that song about a gravel quarry? And the Killing Bees! How could I forget. I always listen to them. OMG, I am so excited about this concert.” Currently listening to: “C.R.E.A.M.,” by the Wu-Tang Clan...
...girls high school, her choice was met with biting responses. “There was an assumption that people made, that I might be a feminist, and in middle school the boys would joke about lesbianism,” Fleming says. Joanna Marquina ’10, didn??t want to leave her guy friends behind and attend an single-sex school. In fact, the decision to enter Woodlands Academy, an all-girls Catholic day school in Illinois, was her parents’. However, upon beginning high school, she decided that the stereotypes she feared were more speculation...