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...team. “Not this team…. It all started sophomore year. This basketball player would only go out with me if I watched her games. I went to one, and when she missed a game-winner, I broke up with her on principle. Plus, the point guard was way cuter.” An errant serve whizzed past his head. “I really enjoyed the game though, and I kept coming back. Those girls can play.” A member of the visiting team went up for a spike, revealing a strip of toned...
...whether it was Amaker’s influence or not, high-quality basketball players were coming in to work out with Crimson players in an effort to improve the squad. “We worked with some Celtics here,” Harris continues. “[Celtics guard] Gabe Pruitt is a rookie on the team—I’ve known him since I was eight or nine, playing in L.A. I was also with [Celtics forward] Glen Davis.”Now that fall has arrived and the players are all back on campus, the team...
...Coast Guard Academy hosted the Hap Moore Trophy, a team race consisting of 12 schools. Harvard won half of its races at the two-day event, finishing in fourth place overall. A total of six Crimson sailors competed at the event. Junior skipper Jon Garrity headlined the event along with senior crew Elyse Dolbec, while freshmen Alan Palmer and John Stokes also competed. Junior Kerry Anne Bradford and sophomore Michelle Konstadt rounded out the competitors...
...most of the second act, the words “I see everything”—words that the voice of a bodiless German guard repeats to Max and Horst—remain projected onto a black screen elevated above the back of the stage. This phrase and its staging are a fitting choice for a scene in which the two characters bare themselves psychologically, both to the audience and to each other...
...Tehran. Many soldiers believe those two cities, home to more than 1.5 million people altogether, are where Shi'ite militants gather, train and arm themselves with help from Iran for attacks against U.S. forces farther north. Some intelligence even suggests that Iran's elite military force, the Revolutionary Guard, has opened training camps in the area for Iraqi guerrillas. But getting a clear picture of the happenings there and in other cities in that region is hard for one simple reason: U.S. troops don't go there anymore...