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Taking the turn around the midway pole and heading back for home gives us the perfect opportunity to pause and examine what league play has brought thus far.To simplify this endeavor, it’s time to play a little game called overvalued or undervalued. The purpose here will be to point out those teams poised for a run up the standings during the latter stages of the year and those primed for a late-season fade.OVERVALUED:Princeton—The Tigers play four of their next six on the road and get an extremely vengeful Crimson squad...
...uncaring judge had denied justice to a small child. Judge Edward Cashman sentenced a man who raped a young girl for four years to a measly 60 days in prison. According to O’Reilly, the judge doesn’t believe in punishing sex offenders, perfect evidence for the pressing need for harsher mandatory minimum sentences to keep liberal judges like Cashman in line. What better proof could one want of arrogant liberal judges completely distorting the law to suit their own ideology, right? It’s almost too horrifying to be true?...
...closing weekend, meaning that the Quakers could probably wear those Ivy Champion caps and shirts they busted out the week before on the bus ride up to New Haven.That’s five weeks of rust and atrophy that can keep a team from being sharp when a perfect performance is necessary.Last season, Penn ripped apart any last semblances of an Ivy race by beating Cornell by 17 in Ithaca. Three weeks later, after sleepingwalking through its final four games, the Quakers fell victim to a 22-2 first half run by Boston College but played the Eagles even...
...Would hearing a pretentious Production Assistant declaiming these words—a reference to a classic film by German filmmaker Rainer Warner Fassbinder—induce peals of laughter? If you answered yes, then “Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story” is the perfect movie...
Hunter A. Maats ’04 knows a venti when he sees one. He can tell the difference between a latte and a café au lait. So a job at Starbucks would seem perfect, no? “If you have a bachelor’s degree from Harvard, you can’t work for Starbucks,” Maats says. After being rejected by the gourmet coffee trade, Maats joined up with three other classmates to create Overqualified Tutoring, a tutoring and mentoring program in LA and New York. The tutors’ real interest...