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...Winners ICHIRO SUZUKI Veteran Japanese baseballer wins American League "Rookie of the Year." He's a rookie in the same way, say, that Madonna is a virgin JEFF LIBERTY Canadian Olympic diver rescues pregnant woman trapped in sinking car. Judges deduct .2 for his premature exit from tucked position SYLVESTER STALLONE Sly considers a Rambo sequel back in Afghanistan. David Hasselhoff announces a season of Baywatch Nights set in Kunduz Losers JORDAN Burglars swipe photos of the British model, writing "Slag Jordan" on a mirror. If that's her first name, no wonder she goes by Jordan KEN CAMINITI Onetime...
Marah C. Stith ’02 can zip from her Quincy House residence to Littauer in record time. This government concentrator prefers alternative modes of transportation, cruising around campus on a 1994 Suzuki Intruder 800 motorcycle. “It’s black with blue flames, and it’s got a lot of chrome on the bottom. It’s so beautiful,” she says...
After scouring want ads for several weeks, saving every penny she could, and taking a motorcycle safety course, Marah bought her Suzuki two months ago for less than $3,000. “I’d starve myself saving money for it, and it’s been entirely worth it,” Marah exclaims. She waited until she had purchased, registered, and insured her motorcycle before telling her parents. “They were not thrilled,” she reports, “but by the time I get home, they’re going...
When not in use, Marah’s motorcycle rests undisturbed in the Quincy courtyard. She does not worry about theft because it has an ignition and it’s not a Harley, which typically goes for fifteen or twenty thousand dollars. “My Suzuki just doesn’t have the same prestige in the bike world. Harleys are special. They have a specific attitude,” she says...
This has been a tough summer for Japanese baseball. Stadiums have been relatively empty, and televised games have attracted far fewer fans, many of whom prefer to tune in each morning to watch live broadcasts of the Seattle Mariners, featuring Japanese stars Ichiro Suzuki and Kazuhiro Sasaki. In the U.S., Japanese players are the new thing, the "It" boys of baseball. Back home, the national sport has spent summer in the dumps...