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The team appearance today is stark contrast to the team that took the field for the National Championship. In that game, the quarter-back which threw the winning touchdown was listed as 150 Ibs., today our QB, senior Jay Snowden, weighs in at 200 Ibs., while the team captain, tackle...
Storm-chasing scientists do have a genius for coming up with some pretty wild ideas, however. The University of Oklahoma's Howard Bluestein really did develop an instrument akin to the device called Dorothy in Twister. Bluestein, who was one of the models for meteorologist Bill Harding (Bill Paxton) in...
Wonderful things would continue to be produced for the Chinese imperial courts right down to the 19th century. In pottery, the innovation of blue glaze designs painted on a white ground belongs to the Mongol Yuan dynasty (1272-1368); but it reached its finest period under the later Ming Emperors...
Twenty small practice rooms line the hallways of the basement of Harvard's music building. In one, a student monotonously plays piano scales, while the sound of a soprano aria drifts through the walls. In an adjoining classroom, a professor discusses music theory with his students. A saxophone wails at...
Citing the pay scales of Hollywood actors and the high prices of Broadway tickets, McNally said one of the major problems with the arts is its involvement with big business.