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...empire that started to call illegal pitches for both pitchers,” she said. “He was calling these pitches unnecessarily. That was disappointing and kind of threw Rachel off, and she gave off a couple of key hits that were uncharacteristic...
...Sophomore pitcher] Connor Hulse did a great job leading late into the ball game, but our bullpen kind of fell apart, getting behind hitters and walking guys,” Walsh said. “[Sophomore Jonah] Klees and [freshman Robert] Wineski were just getting banged up a little...
Still, says Bing, "I think the city and philanthropy organizations will continue working together." Charles Pugh, recently elected president of the Detroit city council, is blunter. "Detroit is the textbook case of a city that needs this kind of assistance," he says, "and we welcome it with open arms. I'm jumping up and down...
...when it comes to images of women in the media. What are they? We see [female] chiefs of police, surgeons and lawyers everywhere [on TV]. And that is the result of what I've labeled in the book "embedded feminism": back in the late '60s, early '70s, feminism was kind of outside of popular culture and mainstream culture. Now it's not. The goals and achievements of the women's movement are woven into our cultural fabric. So on the one hand, we see all these high-powered women who have made...
...visits to Juárez, which saw some 2,500 drug-related murders last year. He is making another visit on Tuesday. But rather than throwing more troops onto the city's streets, as he did last year, Calderón is pushing social and financial reform - including the kind of judicial modernization that tends to spook drug lords more than soldiers do. Last week, for example, the legislature in Chihuahua state (which includes Juárez) passed an asset-seizure law, similar to U.S. RICO statutes, that if enforced could seriously drain the cartels of the cash and property...