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Donato wore a jersey in his first rookie campaign with the Crimson, when he came to Harvard to play hockey in the fall of 1987. His office was the locker room, his paperwork the typical sort for a college freshman. He began his second rookie season in 2004, without so much as a day of coaching experience or even the learning curve given to an 18-year old rookie in a Crimson uniform...
...victimized” during the brawl in question—“Because obviously I would not ‘get dropped’ by a BC Eagle,” Reese says—but in fact special guest freshman Dave Watters, whose No. 22 jersey was confused with Reese’s customary...
...Jersey Girl had widowed New York City publicist BEN AFFLECK hitting it off with video-store clerk LIV TYLER, and in The Family Man, Nic Cage's true love also turned out to be from New Jersey. Somehow, this all feels like Bruce Springsteen's fault...
...much so that Alito earned the nickname Scalito among many court watchers. But the comparison is misleading. Throughout Alito's career--from his time as an Assistant Solicitor General and Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Reagan Administration to his three years as a federal prosecutor in New Jersey to the past 15 years as a Newark-based judge on the Third Circuit Appeals Court--he has earned a reputation as the antithesis of the brash, grating Scalia. "He's conservative, but he's not a zealot at all," says Paul Fishman, a Democrat and attorney from New York City...
...former clerks and colleagues talk of Alito's quiet modesty and unfailing politeness, whether with interns or lawyers arguing cases in front of him. "He'll ask very penetrating questions, not to demonstrate his intellect, as some judges do, but to penetrate your thoughts," says veteran New Jersey attorney Donald Robinson. More important, those same people testify to Alito's methodical, open-minded approach to deciding cases, one free of dogma and much passion, for that matter. Not only is Alito very careful to follow existing precedent--as he did in invalidating a statute restricting late-term abortions that didn...