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...game. But this "celebration" is not revelry--it is the winning fans' chance to participate in the violence they have been watching for the past three hours and humiliate the enemy even more. And it is when The Game--or any other game--means more than the contest of skill and strategy it was designed to be that violence and ulterior motives lurk...
...players such animosity rarely exists. Even in the most bitter rivalries, the game is a test of strength and skill between equals and the teams can shake hands afterwards. The players respect each others abilities and have the exclusive bond of having been in the area together...
More than just participation in government, Kennedy stressed skill in government--a theme which President Bok echoed when he declared the development of the Kennedy School a top priority in his 1973-74 annual report. "The major new opportunity lies in preparing students for careers in public service," Bok wrote. He boldly declared that the University would try to do for public service what it had done for private enterprise through the Business School earlier in the century, and for medicine two centuries ago. Today the Kennedy School is one of the largest public policy centers in the country, with...
...there are other kinds of Science courses which use this sort of inside-out approach, Computer Science also imparts a body of knowledge indispensable to students in any field of concentration. With the computerization of all types of data storage and manipulation, computer literacy is fast becoming a necessary skill...
...wanted to show them that the game was supposed to be for fun, so we got together and decided to score like pigs," says Landya Boyer, this year's Winthrop captain. "We all went out there and grunted throughout the game. We had no skill, but lots of spirit, and they lightened up too. It was one of the most fun games I ever played in," Boyer added...