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Junior tailback Nick Palazzo, who stepped in for Staph and picked up 98 yards last week against Lafayette, will spearhead the vital Crimson ground attack...
Being that Mark Hill ’05, the angry southern roommate, had developed more of an emotional attachment to the fridge than the other roommates, it was only natural that he would spearhead the effort to ensure its return. Flyers went up all over the yard asking, “Where is our fridge?” and “Will you be the one to call the find-the-fridge cold line with info...
Making a protest you can party to is tough. Michael Franti and Spearhead's latest album, Stay Human, ambitiously incorporates a running play about a Mumia Abu-Jamal-like death-penalty case; the results are music as stiff and analysis as thin as the CD they're burned onto. But it does point to a potential flash point for the revival of protest music in the West: capital punishment in particular and law enforcement in general are bringing together black and white artists as few issues have since apartheid. The New York City police shooting of African immigrant Amadou Diallo...
...Henry Waxman, a California Democrat who plays foil to House Government Reform Committee Chairman and Clinton Administration Inquisitor Dan Burton, R- Ind., has asked Burton several times if he'll spearhead an investigation into alleged Republican wrongdoing - specifically, the situation of senior Bush adviser Karl Rove, who met March 12 with Intel's chief executive and two of its lobbyists even as he still held more than $100,000 in company stock. Rove has denied any impropriety, with White House officials saying that the conversation was about how the company could support the president's policies, not about a pending...
...founded by Benjamin M. Wikler '03, John E. Raskin '03 and Andy D. Litinsky '04--plans to spearhead a national student movement to lobby the government to increase allocations for AIDS programs...