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...expectation, and eight goals is far short of Corriero’s landmark 59 last season, Brine doesn’t necessarily shy away from the association. “Corriero was a great player,” Brine said. “It’s nice to follow along wearing her jersey.” Now she hopes to follow along scoring hat tricks. —Staff writer Jonathan Lehman can be reached at jlehman@fas.harvard.edu...
...decent as well. On this album, she should have paid heed to the maxim: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Her attempt to be “more personal” is contrived; even fans who follow the gossip surrounding Lohan’s life will be disappointed by the album’s lack of insight. An issue of US Weekly costs less, and tells a lot more...
...very constitution. The death penalty exists today as a grisly spectacle meant to soothe the retributive minds of a majority of Americans as much as it does to deter potential violent criminals from committing crimes. But punishment should not be tailored to the electorate. Rather it should follow the same moral norms that every citizen of the United States is expected to follow—moral norms that prohibit killing except in self-defense. As Stanley Williams reportedly tried to help the technician deliver his own lethal injection, it can hardly be argued that the state believed Williams...
...much. It’s unclear how Donovan’s humor will play out on a network like TBS, but given the recent success of British comedy imports over here, it should do well.3. “Extras”Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s follow-up to the British version of “The Office” is a much darker, and at times, quite dramatic, take on the lengths we go for fame. Gervais has successfully managed to create a character independent of David Brent—a tremendous achievement.2...
...procedure that dispatchers must follow is different for each emergency, and all of them are stored in a one-and-a-half-inch-thick binder for each emergency department—for example, fire and police have hundreds of protocols each. The staff memorizes these books in what Wornum describes as one of the toughest parts...