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there are no Radcliffe T-shirts for theundergraduates this year. (Radcliffeadministrators say they had been told by studentsthat the shirts were "tacky marketing tactics," soFay House opted for "cool and high-tech" mousepadsinstead...
...Beat South Carolina 17-3 13. Syracuse 1-1 Beat Michigan 38-28 14. Wisconsin 2-0 Beat Ohio University 45-0 15. Colorado 2-0 Beat Fresno State 29-21 16. Arizona 2-0 Beat Stanford 31-14 17. Texas A&M 1-1 Beat Louisiana Tech 28-7 18. Southern Cal 2-0 Beat San Diego State 35-6 19. West Virginia 0-1 Idle 20. N. Carolina St. 2-0 Beat Florida State 24-7 21. Missouri 2-0 Beat Kansas 41-23 22. Oregon 2-0 Beat UTEP 33-26 23. Notre Dame 1-1 Lost...
...equipped than home stereos to enter the digital-recording era. Even better recording technology is on its way: DVD-RAM and DVD-RW are erasable discs that can hold up to eight times as much data (or music) as CD-R discs. All this is not lost on the tech-wary music industry. "Recordable CDs have become the tool of choice for a new generation of music pirates," frets Cary Sherman, general counsel at the Recording Industry Association of America...
...choose from! Wilson sells not only Hammers but also SledgeHammers. And what of the Head and the Prince? In the years since we bought our racquets, tennis gear has evolved as human beings will over the millenniums: heads are larger, necks longer and body weight is lighter. Meanwhile high- tech jargon is used to justify racquet prices, which have zoomed to the $175-$300 range. I sought guidance from Howard Brody, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania and an expert in tennis physics...
Brody collects some laughable racquets, including one made from a tube filled with flowing fluid. Yet he endorses much of today's tennis tech. A larger racquet surface, he says, does help propel even off-center shots. And a thicker "beam" or frame produces more power and stability. "The extra length in the handle will give you something too," he notes, especially on the serve. (The higher up your serve starts, the better angle it has into the service box.) He's more dubious about the new ultralight titanium racquets. Although a lighter racquet is easier to maneuver, many players...