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...allowed just one hit through the first five frames, appeared rattled by a pair of errors to start the inning—a booted groundball by shortstop Morgan Brown that allowed leadoff hitter Dan DeGeorge to reach and a high pickoff throw that permitted him to move to second??and, after hitting a batter, surrendered an RBI double to Zach Wendkos, a two-run double to Sal Iacono, and a walk before exiting with the score 3-1. “I thought Cole came out pretty good,” Walsh said. “I thought...
...high ground as well as miscellaneous trash and beer cans scattered about, providing an immediate sense of Richard’s court (when Bolingbroke takes over, he cleans up, complete with caption “Bolingbroke cleans up”). “The Tragedy of King Richard the Second?? is, at least in Zalisk’s incarnation, not tragic at all, but rather a dark comedy played out on a large scale. If a serious Richard would be infuriating in his obliviousness to the problems that beset him, this Richard is amusingly so. While some...
...resolute defiance has made him the most famous political prisoner in the country. Last May, Ganji went on a hunger strike to protest his incarceration. In deteriorating health, he released a defiant statement: “No one should be imprisoned—not even for a second??for expressing an opinion.”Journalists are not the only ones who suffer under today’s Iranian government. Women, homosexuals, and minorities also face a bleak existence. According to Human Rights Watch, four Iranians were publicly hung last year for engaging in homosexual acts. Females...
...would bring the nations of the world closer together, to achieve a greater mutual understanding. Unfortunately, for much of the 20th century, the first part didn’t work out so well—the Games were cancelled during both world wars—and neither did the second??Olympic boycotts have been a common diplomatic device. But the Olympics’ successes—Jesse Owens’ barrier-breaking gold medal performance during the 1936 Games in Nazi Germany is just one example—have shown that the Olympics truly can serve Coubertin?...
...joined by past and present Harvard skaters Julie Chu ’06-’07, Angela Ruggiero ’02-04, and Jamie Hagerman ’03. Ruggiero and Chu, both Olympic veterans—Ruggiero was appearing in her third Games, Chu in her second??owned more subtle looks of regret masked behind public smiles, betraying hints of the bittersweet emotions of the moment. “[We feel] a lot of disappointment for our teammates,” Harvard senior Jennifer Raimondi said this weekend. “We feel that...