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...play this poorly at home is really discouraging,” said Walsh. “This boxscore is going to be published around the country tomorrow morning, and that is pretty humiliating. Hopefully this can serve as a wake-up call to this team because I still believe we have the potential to be a really good team...
...concert with a panel of healthcare professionals, students and faculty, should look into ways of addressing this issue with the immediacy and effectiveness that such a serious student health issue warrants. The fact that 12 suicides have occurred at Harvard since 1990 should serve as more than a wake-up call...
Many view the events that occurred in the fall of 2001 as a wake-up call for the United States. Prior to 2001, support for preparations to address bioterrorist events was limited, and funding at the state and federal level was inadequate. But the events of 2001 brought a new public and political awareness to the threat of bioterrorism...
There's nothing like a sleeper hit to sound a wake-up call all over Hollywood. Barbershop, a modestly priced comedy featuring the no-holds-barred talk that guys have while waiting for a haircut--which made about $75 million at the box office--has already spawned several spin-offs. And since women's haircuts cost much more than men's, it makes a sort of sense that three of the spin-offs feature women. The producers behind the original are in talks with QUEEN LATIFAH, left, to star in Beauty Shop. In May comedian MO'NIQUE, upper right, will...
...close victories were wake-up calls,” captain Tiana Peterson said. “We eventually came back in the third and fourth quarters to win, which I believe is a big team accomplishment. It’s not easy to come from behind, but this team is tenacious and doesn’t give up easily...