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...fled in 1968, when his mother Sonam Dekyi carried the two-year-old Choephel on her back through the Himalayas to India, and he found that traditional music was just about the only link he had to home. As a teen, he made a dranyan (a six-stringed lute) from a gourd and fishing line and taught himself to play. In 1992, after graduating from the Tibetan Institute for Performing Arts in Dharamsala, India, Choephel earned a Fulbright scholarship and spent a year studying ethnomusicology and filmmaking at Middlebury College in Vermont. He planned to use his new training...
...gonna join Coach K at the Party? You can write the invitation already, because you better believe Arizona will be there! Lute! I tawked to Coach Olson just the other day, and he was raving to me about Loren Woods now that he's back from his suspension. Jason Gardner, too, this guy can flat out play. You need a point to get to the tourney, and Gardner can dish the rock with the best...
...Arizona's Lute Olson and Oklahoma State's Eddie Sutton each will be making their 22nd appearances as a head coach in the NCAA Tournament, tops among active coaches. Syracuse's Jim Boeheim trails closely...
...club will be convening over the next week to talk about creating a new policy in the place of the current abso- lute restriction, Goldschmid said. However, headded, this policy would probably not be set instone either...
Toole's insouciant, larger-than-life "suspicious character," Ignatius J. Reilly, memorialized in bronze, loiters in perpetuity outside the former D.H. Holmes department store, now the Chateau Sonesta Hotel. The nearby Palace Cafe, once Werlein's for Music, where Reilly bought his lute string, is a good place to lunch. The cafe's player piano will entertain small fry, and the food will please the grownups. True Toole aficionados will buy a hot dog on the street in homage to Reilly's brief, catastrophic career as a vendor of frankfurters made of "rubber, cereal, tripe. Who knows...