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...recruiting,” Hagner said. “We have tons of players looking at our team, and they have really done a great job of getting the word out there.”No matter what, one can be sure that success will be earned the Leone way??with hard work and an open mind.“We just believe that there’s greatness in every player, every person, and it’s our job to uncover that,” Leone said.—Staff writer Dennis J. Zheng...
...will often negatively impact student life, but they must be endured as they come. Although we understand the necessity of these budget cuts, there is a right way and a wrong way to arrive at these difficult decisions. Unfortunately, the university’s recent actions embody the wrong way??lacking, as is all too typical, in transparency. The planned cuts, including hot breakfast, late-night weekday Quad shuttle service, and the Hilles Library, seem to have been made without adequate student consultation. Given the uproar heard around campus over several of these cuts, it seems many student...
...overly analytical. “I don’t think it’s difficult if one lets it approach one the way one hears music, just letting it wash over you,” he says. “My poetry is like music in a way??it comes and happens over a period of time and leads you into it. You kind of live it for a while, as opposed to, say, a picture, which you look at for a few minutes and walk away from...
...animal protection, and for many years I’ve been a strict vegetarian. During that time, many friends and readers have voiced their surprise that I care so much about such an unlikely cause. Many, I think, have simply assumed I’ve always been this way??as if I were born with a PETA membership card and an inexplicably visceral distaste...
...deanship. Hylton said many students had hoped Kagan would participate in the ceremonies, asking if she might be available to hand out diplomas to the new graduates. The news that their former dean had been asked to participate in their commencement—albeit in an unexpected way??still generated excitement among the student body. “It’s kind of weird, but she’s solicitor general now, so that’s a big deal,” said third-year Law School student Todd M. Blodgett, who called Kagan...