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...site. As a football player, Ferrara had an impressive record. Despite a serious ACL tear in his junior year, the quarterback threw for over 3,000 yards and was third on the all-time passing yards list when he graduated. “He was dependable, smart, and a very savvy quarterback,” Murphy said. Like many quarterbacks, Ferrara had his share of minor concussions—what he calls “dings and bell-ringers.” The new helmet may help to minimize, though not entirely prevent, concussions of this nature. Xenith hopes...
You’re the “It Girl” of journalism and you’ve published a book on gender relations in the 21st century. Why is it so hard for a smart, together Harvard girl to get a date? “Gender relations are always going to be fraught. Coming of age in the 60s we all believed that when Gloria Steinem and Betty Freidan finished there were would be no more cat fights about who made more. I don’t worry about it all that much if you keep a sense...
Attiya says that rising prices are the end result of crises in places like Iraq, Iran, Venezuela and Nigeria, which "create more fears, and speculators are very smart. They jump into the market and take this factor and create it as fear. They try to frighten the world. 'Oh, maybe the oil will be disappear. Oh, maybe there will be a war.' But with all the fears of the world, still the supply is very efficient...
...interested to see how Carell's movie career develops. So far, Hollywood has decided that his friendly, slightly starchy passivity needs to be tested and twisted by a host of aggressive characters. That game plan should change next summer with the remake of Get Smart; he plays the Maxwell Smart role Don Adams had on the 60s TV spy parody, which means that Carell will presumably be lowering his IQ and raising his dander. I want to think that Carell has a bright future in movies, that there's room for his good nature and expert timing in any kind...
...Crimson by running 32nd in 25:34.8. “I think on the men’s side experience always plays a role,” Saretsky said. “There’s just something about that meet, that it’s about really being smart at the beginning of the race and mixing it up with strategy.” Princeton took the men’s title, scoring just 38 points. Tigers junior Michael Magg was the individual winner with a time of 24:37.9. Harvard’s 117 points were good enough...