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...certainly very different from previous Freshmen Musicals in that it does not focus on the subject of first-year or Harvard life. Instead, the writers went in a totally different direction and created the fantasy world of Delphinia and its medieval court. The story is of Jefferson (J. Andrew Pasquesi ’04), a Cognesian spy infiltrating the Delphinian court. His mission: Seize the Delphinian battle plans and ensure Cognesia’s triumph...
...show the death itself. That's primarily because current case law doesn't explicitly cover executions. "The U.S. Supreme Court has always stopped short of guaranteeing a First Amendment right to general access to government information," says Robert O'Neil, a law professor and director of the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression at the University of Virginia. "It has declared such a right with regard to criminal trials, which are always open to the public. But it seems to me that to claim a general media right to access an entire execution is stretching anything that...
...Kerrville, 100 miles due west of Austin, it's easy to catch the fever. At Joe's Jefferson Street Cafe, cell phones of Realtors chirp away during lunch with calls from buyers willing to dole out $3 million to $4 million for hardscrabble land with little productive value. "Cost is not an object," marvels appraiser Billy Snow, cutting into his chicken-fried steak. Architectural firms such as Kerrville's Artisan Group are busy building homes as big as country clubs with private jetports. "People have built castles, actual castles," says Kerr County's chief appraiser, Fourth Coates. "They even change...
Crimson co-captain Anthony Barker and freshman George Turner combined for a solid 8-5 win in No. 1 doubles against the Lions' top combination of Akram Zaman and Pavel Jefferson. Freshman Mark Riddell and junior William Lee completed the doubles sweep by taking out Oscar Chow and Donny Opici...
Harvard split the two matches that did not go into a third set. Freshman Ryan Browne, who was hobbled this week in practice due to an injury sustained over Spring Break, dispatched Jefferson, 7-5, 6-4, at No. 6. Despite a solid doubles victory earlier in the day, Lee fell to Zaman, 6-4, 7-6, at No. 2 singles...