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...Liza is an exceptional player,” Wheaton said. “She dominates on the air and on the ground...
...turning straw into gold here or even water into wine. But David Emery is on a mission to convert the poultry industry's trash--feathers, basically--into heavy-duty cash. Every so often a few tons of wet, filthy feathers are delivered to the abandoned factory Emery bought in Wheaton, Mo. (pop. 712). Emery, an industry veteran who specialized in removing meat from bone, sends the glop through a maze of machinery he cobbled together to clean, dry and position the feathers for slicing. Finally, a giant contraption with three vacuumized tubes separates the quills from tiny bits...
According to Wheaton, the basic logic behind the Ivy League restrictions on offseason practicing is to ensure that players have time to be involved in other activities and don’t have their lives consumed year-round by soccer...
...believe very much in the [Ivy League] approach,” said Wheaton. “Philosophically, it’s the right thing. It lets [players] do all of the other things that make Harvard special. If they’re not going to take advantage of their opportunities, they shouldn’t be here...
Hodel also commended Wheaton for his willingness to help players adjust their schedule so that they can participate in any class or activity that they want...