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...victory in the first game of a doubleheader against Yale on Saturday, the freshman starter was cruising until the top of the sixth inning, having given up only two hits up to that point. Then, with the Bulldogs’ second baseman Justin Ankney in the hole on an 0-2 count, Perlman uncharacteristically left a pitch hanging in the strike zone. Ankney jumped on the ball, slamming a hard line drive well over the right field fence. After a mistake like that to the No. 2 hitter and with the meat of the lineup coming up, some rookies might...
...casual, repeated use of the word a__hole-spelled out in full-really necessary? Thousands of old-fashioned parents have a bar of soap waiting with Cullen's name on it. Rob Reynolds, Seattle...
...casual, repeated use of the word a__hole - spelled out in full - really necessary? Thousands of old-fashioned parents have a bar of soap waiting with Cullen's name on it. Rob Reynolds, SEATTLE...
...debt-ridden organization, Plant found that the only way to pay back the old debts was to publish new issues—which, of course, meant incurring more debts. Frustrated by the old guard who passed on their embattled debts, Plant says, she quickly fell into a deeper hole. Yet still, she shied away from approaching the Student Activities Office for guidance. [SEE EDITOR'S NOTE BELOW...
...issues caused the group to incur more debt. In fact, while printing more issues initially resulted in additional costs, it did not increase the group's debt. Third, the article incorrectly implied that Stefanie L. Plant '05, a former business manager, said that the magazine fell into a deeper hole as a result of printing more issues. In fact, Plant noted that after printing four issues, the group had repaid its $10,000 worth of debt. Fourth, the article did not correctly contextualize comments by Frankie Chen '07, co-editor-in-chief of the magazine. Chen's comments about...