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Museums, it has been said, are the modern cathedrals. Richard Meier's Los Angeles Getty Musuem, Frank Gehry's Bilboa Guggenheim--these are the seats of present-day architectural spectacle and wonder. This year's winner of the Pritzker Prize (architecture's highest award) demonstrated his own ability to generate that sense of wonder. It was, indeed, a grand Piano performance...
...definitely anxious to get another shot at them," co-captain Emily Stauffer said. "The last time we played it was a very even game, with no team dominating. We both had our chances, but they got the game-winner late in the second half...
Harvard (9-8, 5-2 Ivy) earned the third seed in the four-team tournament and will play its opening game Saturday against the second-seeded Yale Bulldogs (13-4, 5-2) at the Yale Field Hockey Complex in New Haven. The winner of that game will play Sunday afternoon at Yale against the winner of the match between topseeded Rutgers (13-6, 2-3 Big East) and fourth-seeded Villanova...
...urinating cupid, but it wasn't even close: Libidinous pursuits accounted for a feckless 1.7 percent of the million-odd calls to Scoot over the past five months, in marked contrast to the numbers typically racked up by sex searches on Internet-only systems. Besides pizza procurement -- the runaway winner -- other popular query topics up Waterloo way include travel and party locations. In other words, directions to Domino...
...same hysteria flows when large, fast-growing high-tech companies start shopping around for new plant locations. Intel Corp. invited six Western states--Arizona, California, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas and Utah--to compete for a new computer-chip fabrication plant, or fab, and selected the winner in March 1993. A senior executive explained the decision this way to the San Jose Mercury News: "We're going to build where Intel gets the best deal...