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...take risks—e.g., to speak up in class or start a new club. “Unselfish” was the term used most often for the 2002-2003 Connecticut team, which began the season ranked #15 and ended #1 as champions. Overly-arrogant “stars?? feels they don’t need anyone else; but sometimes the team plays better without that kind of “star” (such as the Boston Red Sox without Nomar...
Putting on their metaphorical robot masks for a moment to channel that other French electronic duo, Daft Punk, Air turned “Sexy Boy” and “Kelly Watch the Stars?? into pure synth euphoria, gleefully eradicating all remaining humanity in their music to thrilling effect...
Since 1995, 28 high school “stars?? have made the leap to the NBA but just 12 have had a significant impact. Only seven have been able to average 15 points per game over the course of a season...
...expected BGLTSA’s Open Mic night to be a little more spectacular than those of my past. Before the entertainment begins, there are refreshments, including a nice cake from Finale. The expensive dessert, combined with the boxes of cool T-shirts (“BGLTSA All Stars??Come Play for Our Team!”), seem to be promising signs of the quality entertainment to come...
...Four stars??West, Appiah, Anne-Marie Slaughter and her husband Andrew Moravcsik—will join the Princeton faculty...