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GHUNGROO: A SOUTH ASIAN CULTURAL SHOW. The Harvard South Asian Association presents a cultural celebration featuring sets, songs, award-winning folk dances and comedy. Definitely high-energy and certainly never boring. See sidebar. Thursday, Feb. 27 through Saturday, Mar. 1 at 7:30 p.m and a matinee on Saturday. Tickets $8, Thursday evening and Saturday matinee; $9, Friday and Saturday evenings. See preview. Tickets available through the Harvard Box Office or by phonoe (617) 496-2222. Agassiz Theater...
...Crimson will open its season with six games in three days when it travels to Bradenton, Fla. Mar. 8-10. The schedule doesn’t slow down, as Harvard faces off against perennial powers Miami, Florida International and Florida Atlantic (among other teams) two weeks later during a spring break trip to South Florida....Senior lefty Kenon Ronz, who emerged as a situational reliever down the stretch in 2002 after being plagued by bicep tendinitis, has impressed in fall and spring workouts. According to Walsh, Ronz will receive serious consideration as a weekend starter this season....Harvard?...
...Lanka On Feb. 22, against all expectations, Sri Lanka celebrated the one-year anniversary of its cease-fire agreement with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam. On Mar. 18, formal talks will resume as the two sides continue to forge a federalist government. Not all is tranquil: on Feb. 7, three Tigers suspected of arms smuggling blew themselves up when international inspectors tried to board their boat. But chief government negotiator and Minister for Constitutional Affairs G.L. Peiris says that "the greatest achievement is the cessation of violence for a continuous period of one year." Given the state of peace...
Still, the team is currently riding a four-meet win streak and peaking just in time for the conference tournament Mar. 7-9, the most important weekend of the season...
Located amid a bevy of restaurants at the intersection of Clarendon and Tremont streets in Boston’s South End, Metropolis sets itself apart from its pretentious cohorts with a much more laid back atmosphere. There are none of the consciously funky walls or day-glo furniture that mar many of the very hip (and actually pretty good) restaurants in the neighborhood, and the menu features classic dishes—like veal scaloppini—made special with the addition of a little something extra...