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...repeated around campus, dozens of individuals packed into dormitory common spaces every night a Red Sox game was on. Packed in the common room in the Weld basement, there were more students watching the game than there were players on the rosters of both teams. Lifelong Boston residents, their nervous eyes buried in their hands for the better part of a month, sat side-by-side with international students unfamiliar with the rules of the game. Together, we hung on Manny’s every swing, Zimmer’s every scowl, and Pedro’s every pitch...
...Coming in, I was nervous at first, and my scores reflected it,” Rooney said. “We’re so proud of the way our freshmen played...
...shouldn’t he be concerned about shouldering the load? Nervous about taking entire lines head-on? About assuming the role of the new Bobby Everett without, well, an own old Bobby Everett...
DEMOCRATS OUTNUMBER REPUBLICANS 5 TO 1 IN NEW YORK CITY. SHOULD DELEGATES BE NERVOUS? No. New York is open to everybody. One of the things you always hear when people come to the city, whether they're from overseas or other parts of the United States, they walk away shaking their heads, saying, 'I never knew New Yorkers were so nice. The city is so clean. I felt very safe there.' It's a very different city than it was 20 years...
...Broadway producers, summer is a nervous time. After the Tony awards are announced in early June, the winners bathe in the box office spoils of victory, while the losers pray that a sufficient number of out-of-towners will drop by. This year, many of the hangers-on won?t be hanging around. ?Aida? closes next week, followed by ?After the Fall? and ?The Boy from Oz? (in two weeks) and ?Wonderful Town? (five weeks). At least the spouses of prominent Republicans will be able to catch these shows. Two others didn?t wait for possible G.O.P. spillage. Last weekend...