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...under coach Tom “Satch” Sanders.Jarvis’ collegiate head coaching career began in 1985 at Boston University. He took the Terriers to the NCAA tournament in 1988 and 1990 before moving on to George Washington University, where he led the Colonials to the Sweet Sixteen in 1993 and three NCAA appearances overall. He was hired at St. John’s in 1998 to replace Fran Fraschilla and led the Red Storm to the NCAA Elite Eight in his first year, as well as two other berths in the tournament. St. John?...
...assistant coach under Kryzewski at Duke from 1988-97 before getting his first head coaching job at Seton Hall University. In four years in New Jersey he never failed to make the postseason, as the Pirates advanced to the National Invitational Tournament three times and reaching the NCAA Tournament Sweet...
...built on the actual empirical evidence we have concerning the content of dreams," Revonsuo says. "It's surprising how many theories of dreaming there are that are not based on any systematic review of the evidence." He cites studies showing that, typically, dreams are too seldom sweet, and that negative feelings, dangerous scenarios and aggression are over-represented. Based on ongoing work with PhD student Katja Valli, Revonsuo estimates that the average "non-traumatized" young adult has, conservatively, 300 threat-simulation dreams a year. In the dreams of both men and women, male strangers and wild animals are most often...
...with a wall post that night but with a realization: Sweet old feminism’s all grown up, and she’s created a monster named Male-bashing. Despite the fact that American women are achieving at higher rates than ever before—they are accepted to colleges at higher rates than men, for instance—in the latest mutation of female empowerment, it has become totally acceptable for women to dismiss men as worthless bastards...
What, you ask, is a mini macaron? It's a bite-sized version of its larger cousin, a delicate but explosive cream-filled, pastel-colored meringue cookie as cheery as an Easter egg and sweet as a stolen kiss. It's an indulgence, a passion, then an obsession. In other words, it's the ultimate French confection. Paris is divided into two camps: those who hold that the best mini macarons come from Ladurée, and those that swear by Pierre Hermé. This is a somewhat academic debate, since Hermé worked at Ladurée before opening...