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...year at Pottsville Area High School in central Pennsylvania’s coal country, Steve Pilconis made all the right moves. The star wide receiver sent videotape of his games to football programs across the country. He waited patiently as programs returned interest. He watched as his older brother, Ryan, was recruited to play football at Harvard. But most of all, Pilconis let his junior season statistics speak for themselves: 27 catches, 704 yards, eight touchdowns...
Pilconis’s arrival at Harvard will be a homecoming of sorts for the whole family. Both brothers, Steve and Ryan, were born in Salem, Mass., less than an hour north of Cambridge. After moving to Pottsville, the Pilconises visited extended family in the Boston area once or twice a year. Not only will the brothers be playing in an area with which their family is well acquainted, but they’ll be back on the same field again...
...council appeared to dissolve into disorder, and members darted across the room conferring with one another. Several times a clearly agitated Haddock had to bang his gavel and call for order over the chatter of council members. At one point, Greenfield made a motion to have SAC Chair Ryan A. Petersen ’08 ejected “out of the chamber for being out of order.” Haddock rejected the motion. “People are being offensive... I think it is appalling,” UC Vice President Annie R. Riley...
...mail sent to a member of the Dharma executive board on Sunday and obtained by The Crimson, Ryan Spoering, the Lowell House resident dean, said that he had received reports of an incident following the Dharma dance...
...that the verdict on Ryan is in, it is sure to play a role in this year's gubernatorial race. Current Gov. Rod Blagojevich will likely say it proves that the Democrats are the only party capable of protecting the integrity of state government. Meanwhile his opponent, state treasurer Judy Baar Topinka, will probably argue that Blagojevich, whose administration is also being probed, is definitely not the man for that job. "We'll see the commercials very soon," said Roosevelt University political scientist Paul Green. "Each will manipulate this for their own purposes." Just as history shows so many Illinois...