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...case before the Supreme Court, called the decision a “galvanizing moment for the law school community.”“You will see signs posted over interview rooms that say, ‘Warning: Discriminating employer inside.’ You will see scarlet letters put on military recruiting literature. You will see schools organizing protests to jeer at recruiters who have a policy of discriminating against the school’s own students,” Rosenkranz wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson.The Law School’s gay, lesbian, bisexual...
Another especially memorable performance is that of Fredricks’ Cat Gotchatongue. Bedecked in glittering, flowing black and scarlet robes and with a face plastered with white makeup, Fredricks’ silent acting is vivid and ridiculously histrionic, perfectly fitting the dramatic silent film music that accompanies his movements...
...were on our side of the court,” Fitz said. “The errors were making the difference.”No. 13 Southern California (7-4, 4-2 MPSF) and Most Valuable Player Juan Figueroa took the tournament title, blanking the Highlanders before defeating the Scarlet Knights 3-1 in the championship match.NJIT 3, HARVARD 0The Highlanders streaked past Harvard in the consolation game of the Golden Dome Classic, tallying 51 kills in a 3-0 (31-29, 30-24, 30-16) rout on Saturday evening.In the first of three matchups against NJIT...
...because Clarkson has the kind of voice that sounds intimate and precise coming out of radio speakers--and because she is far more determined and shrewd than anyone has given her credit for--she has survived the blows that inaugurated her career and managed to free herself from her scarlet AI. Her debut album, Thankful, chugged to double-platinum status while the thoroughly enjoyable follow-up, Breakaway, has sold 5 million copies, spawned four Top 10 hits and earned Clarkson, 23, a prime performance slot at the Grammys this Wednesday. (If justice prevails, she'll also pick up awards...
...there is a fairy somewhere that falls down dead," that held childlike imaginations spellbound. As for growing up, Peter famously had neither the time nor the inclination. But whether he likes it or not, Peter is about to enter the 21st century, with the publication of Peter Pan in Scarlet, the official sequel to J.M. Barrie's classic Peter Pan. Last March, British author Geraldine McCaughrean was chosen from nearly 200 authors for the delicate task of relaunching Barrie's beloved flight of fantasy. "I hadn't realized it was such a big deal," says McCaughrean. "But I thought...