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...relationship between the receivers is especially important considering the youth in the running game. Three sophomores start on the Crimson’s offensive line, blocking for sophomore tailback Cheng Ho, who has exactly one career start to his credit...
...significant amount of youth in the running game won’t prevent Harvard from utilizing its ground attack, but don’t be surprised to see the Crimson airing it out more than in years past. The team boasts its most experienced quarterback in three years and a group of four talented receivers with at least a year as a starter under their belts. Quarterback With any luck, there’ll only be one this year. If that’s the case, the Crimson should be in good shape, as senior Liam O’Hagan...
...Swiss People's Party (SVP) for the October 21 parliamentary elections, and it has sparked a controversy that has shaken up Switzerland's usually placid politics. From street corners to the corridors of power, people are heatedly debating whether the poster incites racism or accurately reflects outrage over skyrocketing youth violence and other crimes perpetrated by some immigrants...
...city's history. Cultural icon Russell Simmons crowned him the nation's first "hip-hop mayor" and Kilpatrick, now 37, did not try to avoid a life of excess. His first inauguration was marked with "club crawls" (he said they were intended to galvanize Detroit's disaffected youth); he wore a diamond-studded earring and flashy suits; his wife got use of a Lincoln Navigator that was leased for $25,000 by the police department. The two Detroit cops then charged Kilpatrick's bodyguards with abusing overtime and failing to report accidents involving city vehicles. Overtime abuse was never proven...
...interview with TIME, Kilpatrick blamed some of his "boneheaded" behavior - particularly during his first term - on his youth, and his initial inexperience managing a major city. His image, especially the earring, alienated many of Detroit's black professionals, notably middle-aged women. "They didn't think I had the life skills, or they thought I wasn't like their sons - engineers or doctors," he says...