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...Foxborough, Mass.—home of the New England Patriots.The 68,000-seat stadium, which normally displays players such as Tom Brady, Randy Moss, and Tedy Bruschi, will host its first ever lacrosse games in a Saturday doubleheader, starting with the Crimson taking on the Big Red at noon.“It’s a great opportunity for our kids to play in a great venue,” Crimson coach John Tillman said. “It’s something they’re really excited about.”For Harvard...
...columnist for The Des Moines Register, hosted Richardson as part of his study group on “Picking Presidents,” which was moved from its usual location to accommodate the larger crowd. Richardson arrived over a half hour late for the talk, slated to start at noon, and quickly told listeners that he was going to forgo his scheduled appearance on CNN’s Situation Room to be able to stay longer. Yepsen interviewed Richardson, and then the governor took a handful of questions from audience members. Not surprisingly, many of the questions Richardson fielded centered...
...time. It’s tough to produce runs that way.”The Crimson opens its home season at O’Donnell Field this weekend when it hosts Columbia and Penn for two key Ivy League doubleheaders. First pitch is scheduled for noon Saturday against the Lions and Sunday against the Quakers. —Staff writer Emily W. Cunningham can be reached at ecunning@fas.harvard.edu...
...large facility normally used for livestock shows and concerts, shortly after 6 a.m. The traffic that morning was horrendous, and with an estimated 9,000-plus Austin-area delegates eager to line up for their convention credentials, party officials had to extend the sign-in time until almost noon. Worried they would not make the deadline, many delegates decided not to wait in a two-mile traffic jam and simply parked their cars along the side of the road and walked...
...course, that habit may be more international than he thinks. Mariam Salehe, a college student from Frankfurt, Germany, arrived at Terminal 5 at noon only to learn her flight home would leave at seven. Bathed in light filtering from the glass ceiling panels and standing near a sleekly designed check-in desk, she took little comfort in her surroundings. "It doesn't matter that it's beautiful," she says. "I just want...