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...nipping the Italian program in the bud,” DiFabio said. DiFabio noted that, unlike for French and Latin, there is no other Italian AP exam offered. “They’re taking everything away from Italian,” DiFabio said. Topiel said that the low levels of participation from students and teachers made it unfeasible to continue to sustain the exam, which is in only its third year. But if an external source of funding can be found within the next year, the exam will be continued for another three-year period, she added. Classics...
...Irving froze the Harvard batters all game, as he used a fastball in the low 90s and a nice curveball to hold the Crimson to four hits and one run in six innings...
...lamented departure from R.E.M. to become a farmer. But Mills is R.E.M.’s quiet hero. His killer basslines made “Murmur” a masterpiece; his high-pitched vocal harmonies—the perfect counterpart to Stipe’s low mumble—propelled songs like “It’s the End of the World as We Know It” to holy levels of catchiness (that song wouldn’t be half as good without the “time I had some time alone” backing refrain...
...like to not let him beat us,” Walsh said. “He’s the most dangerous hitter in the league. We’re just going to try to keep the guys off base in front of him and keep the ball down low.”As a compliment to Lavarnaway’s impressive power, Cox is a table-setter with speed, boasting a .374 batting average and 12 steals on the season.“[Cox] gets on base and distracts the pitchers,” Walsh said...
...tightening - despite previous assurances that "no austerity program" was on the way. But despite having to deliver bad news to an already hurting public, Sarkozy had some reason for hope. Polls released early this week showed his approval rating rising to 40% in March from February's 37%, the low point in what had been his 30% drop since July. The fillip stemmed from Sarkozy's triumphant state visit to London last month, where his sober demeanor impressed a French public that has wearied of his taste for flash. The "re-presidentialization" of his image seemed to be winning back...