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...many of your roles, it seems that you create a dynamic character with a bit of an obsessive quality. Is that a reflection of your own personality? -Megan McCloskey, Austin, Texas Before I played Ari Gold, I was in probably 40 movies and playing a lot of very soft-spoken characters, also-rans, best friends and whatnot. That was all easily forgotten as soon as I put Ari's power suit...
...consider the policies that are influenced by the notion that our economy needs to be "competitive" when stacked up against other countries'. "If you talk about competitiveness you tend to fall into a football way of thinking," says Deirdre McCloskey, a professor of economics and English at the University of Illinois at Chicago who has studied the use of rhetoric in economics. The goal of competition is winning. If we want to win, then maybe we need to start helping industries that haven't done a very good job of competing on their own. Automobiles, anyone...
...Connor, who swam in seven finals for the Crimson, won the 100-yard butterfly in a personal best time of 55.29 seconds to provisionally qualify for the NCAA Championships. Friday’s final individual event, the 100-yard backstroke, pitted Hart and three-year rival Moira McCloskey of Yale against each other yet again. McCloskey bested Hart by .23 seconds. But Hart avenged the second-place finish in the following day’s 200-yard backstroke, taking the lead from McCloskey with 50 yards remaining to win in an Ivy League-record time of 1:58.65.Hart...
...Hart opened the record books early in the day with a blazing time of 1:59.59 in the 200-yard backstroke, eclipsing her previous school record of 1:59.84 from the Ivy League championships last season. Also of note is Hart’s win over Yale senior Moira McCloskey, who won the 200 back at Ivies last season. Hart later added a third-place finish in the 200 IM to go with a win in the 200 back and day one’s second-place finish in the 100 back. “I had some great competition...
...called for a delayed penalty, but the game was already over, a 3-3 tie between two of the nation’s top teams.“You only get to see them once, so there is a lot at stake,” UNH coach Brian McCloskey said. Harvard jumped out to an early 2-0 lead on the Wildcats (14-2-2) at Bright Hockey Center, but UNH came roaring back to tie it in the third period on two goals by Jennifer Hitchcock.“I don’t think it slipped away...