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...have dibs on big-conference basketball and football. So CSTV, which went on air in April, will field a second-string lineup of college sports, including basketball and football from conferences such as the Horizon League (Butler, Detroit Mercy, Youngstown State), plus track, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, volleyball and--yes--squash. CSTV joins several niche sports networks--the Tennis Channel, the Ice Channel, Black Belt TV--in launch mode this year. But many analysts vote CSTV most likely to succeed. "College sports fans are rabid, and CSTV holds the category," says Neal Pilson, former head of CBS Sports...
...explains his love of all things sweet. “I’ve always been slightly interested in baking and cooking,” the chef begins modestly. It wasn’t until last year, however, that Gilmore began to seriously pursue his hobby. A high school squash champion, he deferred his first year at Harvard in order to compete in New Zealand. Unfortunately for him—but fortunately for tastebuds everywhere—Gilmore sustained an ankle injury and spent two months recovering from reconstructive surgery...
...many shows that are using very, very interesting spaces. Winthrop is having The Tempest go up, and Much Ado is going up in Tercentenary Theater, and people are doing a lot more guerilla theater and working in a lot of interesting spaces. I think the conversion of squash courts in Adams to an ArtSpace is really fantastic, and I hope that more Houses utilize perhaps under-utilized parts of their building and turn them into galleries. But I think that this is a question not so much about what any organization can do, as about having a centralized system whereby...
Since this year, the ArtSpace—a set of squash courts converted for gallery use nearly a decade ago—has received more requests for student-curated exhibitions than can be accommodated. According to Mergel, more than 15 exhibits were displayed in the space this year, including every week of the spring semester...
...sports like hockey or squash compete regularly on the national level, and the imposition of new admissions policies may hurt their ability to do so. The Ivy ban on athletic scholarships can therefore be “a source of tension...