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...Jason’s football coach who encouraged a deeper involvement.“Initially I started playing lacrosse to just stay in shape for football,” Duboe says. “Lacrosse happened to combine a lot of the things I was pretty good at: hand-eye coordination from baseball, the moves from hockey, and the athleticism from football. It just came quick to me.”Considering his late introduction to the sport—Jason did not even pick up a lacrosse stick until age 14—he faced a steep learning curve...
...Closer to the center of the gym, where cadets are doing sit-ups under Chaney’s watchful eye, the task of fitness-building seems less glamorous. A cadet struggles, torso trembling, as he approaches 50 repetitions...
...money it promised on its bonds. Not familiar with credit default swaps? Well, we didn't know much about collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) either - until they began to undermine the economy. Credit default swaps, once an obscure financial instrument for banks and bondholders, could soon become the eye of the credit hurricane...
Indeed, several international studies, including one published by Harvard University, say that raw coca is loaded with protein, calcium, iron and a range of vitamins. As a result, Morales has encouraged a local industry, with an eye to exporting, that is turning coca into everything from flour to toothpaste, shampoo and curative lotions. (Morales sent Fidel Castro a coca cake for his 80th birthday last year.) Even as the INCB was issuing its report, the Bolivian government was reaffirming its desire to increase Bolivia's legal coca crop limit from 12,000 hectares (30,000 acres) to 20,000 hectares...
...margin dwindled to a tie at 18.“In the fourth game we let up a little bit,” Weintraub said. “We didn’t realize what was happening fast enough.”Indeed, in the blink of an eye the Trojans built a 21-18 lead and did not look back. Despite fighting hard to bring the score to 29-28, like much of Harvard’s effort it proved to be too little, too late. Mount Olive’s Noel Garcia, the match leader in kill percentage...