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...disaster waiting to happen: He’s got dashing good looks, a whole lot of talent and a terrible ineptitude for discretion. The pride and joy of the Lakers was just too busy having fun to realize that the media was committed to following his life on??and off—the court...
...night after a Red Sox playoff win sent the campus into collective hysterics, students again gathered anxiously in front of television sets, this time to cheer on??or heckle—the silver screen superstar...
...kind of early athletic specialization that...is happening across the U.S. has reduced ‘walk-on?? participation at every level of athletics, across the country,” Ivy League executive director Jeff Orleans wrote in an e-mail. “So the Ivy League’s experience isn’t unique, nor is our outlook: the common collegiate experience is that fewer folks are interested in being walk...
...social sciences, and their class ranks are, on average, disproportionately low. Though Bowen and Levin argue that the time commitment teams demand of their athletes should be further reduced, their statistics show that other groups with similar commitments—including non-recruited, “walk-on?? athletes—do not under perform the way recruited athletes do. Musicians, for example, over perform, they said...
...than a million complaints have been filed to stop the FCC’s deregulation, the resolution may never make it to the House. And in an interview on Monday, Bush, sticking to his guns, again declared full support of Powell’s plan. The interview was broadcasted on??appropriately—Fox News...