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From strangled bulldogs to exploding rockets, the history of the oldest intercollegiate rivalry in American history is fraught with bizarre and amazing stories both on and off the field. From the first Crimson 4-0 victory in 1875 to beloved cries of Yuck Fale in recent years, FM presents the top 10 moments in the history of The Game...
Musicians performing in different languages often strike similar chords. Listen to the intense, undulant wail of Assane Ndiaye on the song Nguisstal, a track on Streets of Dakar: Generation Boul Fale, a compilation of young Senegalese acts. Boul fale is a Wolof phrase that means, loosely, "Never mind." The American punk group Nirvana's seminal album of teen angst was also titled Nevermind. Alienation, it seems, is a nation without borders...
...flashy, brash tennis pro--now that Agassi has gone the way of the razor. Wouldn't that be perfect? The first Harvard player to garner a big-time endorsement, as he appears playing tennis on the streets of New York City against Sampras, all the while sporting his "Yuck Fale" t-shirt...
...Mass Army and Navy Surplus Shop in theSquare has also begun to sell "Yuck Fale" shirtsto eager buyers. "This is the first time we'vedecided to sell a shirt for 'The Game,' and so farwe're predicting good sales," said owner MarilynK. Glaser...
Adult Education. "Our aim," says Lee, "is an education system that will allow a Samoan student to compete on equal terms in mainland colleges." As a dividend, the new schools, designed in Samoa's traditional open-sided fale style, are becoming nighttime community centers with television programs to combat adult illiteracy and improve public health, farming and self-government. And with 275 million children in the world getting no formal instruction, the ETV project in American Samoa has drawn the attention of education officials from half a dozen nations in Asia and Africa...