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...elite isn't a stretch: Zagat's guide rates only one Boston restaurant higher; critic diva Ruth Reichl of the New York Times proclaims, "[Rialto] clearly knows what it is doing.... This is the sort of food that makes eating in Boston so exciting"; chef Jody Adams is a winner of the James Beard award for best chef in New England...
Abeles' drama almost overshadows the dominant effort of senior pitcher Tasha Cupp (10-3), who tossed a three-hit, 12-strikeout gem in the opener. A three-run home run by junior Tara LaSovage was the game winner in the first game...
...winner: WISHR (Women in Science at Harvard-Radcliffe) can finally chop off the gangly R appendage to become the more aspirational and streamlined WISH. However, the R dreaded by some is cherished by others. Some organizations depend on the vestigial R to add not only enunciation but definition to their names. Without Radcliffe, the skygazers in STAHR (Student Astronomers of Harvard-Radcliffe) will become members of STAH; then again, this isn't necessarily an inaccurate title for a group Hah-vahd celestial admirers...
Gattnar's great performance at the tournament included a victory over the eventual individual winner George Hentea of St. Johns during the round-robin competition. However, he was denied entrance into the four-man championship after the round robin because of an "indicator" in which two competitors have the same number of victories but different scores for the duels...
...body count!" And so, Veronica Sawyer, god-daughter of teenage troubles, instigated the rebirth of the noir movement. People in Black (PIBs), Veronica and J.D. do battle with the forces of popularity and color coordination amidst the perils of keggers, footballers, and homophobic cow-tippers. And the winner is: black and blue angst and no "dark horse" date to the prom...