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...move to Boston threw my former passivity to the wayside. When I arrived in frosty New England, I knew the mid-high school transition was going to be hard. But I was going to be playing football, so I assumed it wouldn’t be too tough to meet people. After all, everyone turned up to the Friday night games back in D.C., even though the football team was being outscored by the men’s soccer squad heading into its final game of the year. How much worse could the Brookline team...
Perhaps unsure as to the term’s precise meaning, Reese leaned to one of his colleagues for a mid-round hint, opening the door for a follow-up question...
...game against Princeton, the sophomore running back sits fourth in the nation in rushing with 145.1 yards per game. The two players immediately in front of Dawson—Ed Pricolo of Sacred Heart and Sean Mayers of St. Peter’s—both play for mid-major programs and essentially aren’t in the running for the award, leaving the nation’s leading rusher, Charles Anthony of Tennessee State, as Dawson’s lone competition. Remember that name, because we’ll be coming back to him later...
...weekly trips have been running since mid-September, and Dems campaigns director Gregory M. Schmidt ’06 estimates that over 200 undergraduates have participated so far, along with dozens of local residents...
...Massachusetts rival. Earlier this year, just as John Kerry was celebrating primary victories, the top court in his home state affirmed a decision unpopular in most of the U.S. that legalized marriage for same-sex couples. The court ordered the state to begin issuing marriage licenses to gays by mid-May. Social conservatives despaired at the ruling, but Republicans savored the idea that, all summer, newspapers would run pictures of men kissing each other on Cape Cod. It would help frame Kerry as a liberal...