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After Saturday, however, Dominic Moore 101 is also a statement of fact. With five points this weekend, including his milestone 100th, Moore has tallied 101 career points in a Crimson uniform...
...have predicted, the comeback failed; Veterans’ Day’s star had already fallen. It was too late to refocus attention on the original purpose of Veterans’ Day. Like Columbus Day or Washington’s Birthday—two of the other holidays the Uniform Holidays Bill shifted to Mondays—Veterans’ Day had become disassociated from its namesake, and had irrevocably become associated instead with brief vacations and department store sales. This is why my hometown’s parade feels insufficient: it is too modest a recognition of veterans...
...with quiet dignity on the nearest Sunday to Nov. 11. (You sense, reading the VA website’s rhapsodic description of British observations of the day, that the VA thinks this would be a good idea, too.) And in lieu of those Monday holidays the Uniform Holidays Bill created, we might adopt the British custom of bank holidays—those Mondays free from work and school for purely commercial reasons. The benefits would be enormous: our long weekends would be free from nagging guilt, and our observation of Veterans’ Day (and Presidents?...
...quickly validated the coaching staff’s faith in him. In a remarkably similar situation to the one Blewett had faced against Northeastern the week before, Morocco was brought on for his first field goal try—from 29 yards out—in a Harvard uniform with three seconds remaining in the first half. Unlike Blewett the week before, Morocco nailed it, and Harvard went on to win the game...
...right at his ass, which is as goddamn tight as it was 20 years ago, when he released “Runaway.” I love Jon because of the way he looked in painters’ pants in Moonlight and Valentino and in his khaki lieutenant uniform in U-571. I especially love him because he was in the thirteenth episode of the second season of “Sex and the City.” And in that, he looked better than good. The moral of the story? Looks are everything...