1904年的5月5日
Cy Young在Boston Americans對上Philadelphia Athletics的比賽中
投出了大聯盟史上第一場perfect game...
103年後的今天...2007年5月5日
- 5月 06 週日 200711:09
Nearly Perfect...
1904年的5月5日
Cy Young在Boston Americans對上Philadelphia Athletics的比賽中
投出了大聯盟史上第一場perfect game...
103年後的今天...2007年5月5日
- 5月 04 週五 200723:12
10 Essentials for men...what's on your list ?...2
去年11月曾經發表一篇名為10 Essentials for men...what's on your list ?的文章
裡面列出了在我日常生活中不可或缺的十項必需品
半年過後的現在
我的上班地點從一個位在SoHo某工業建築改建、老闆加上員工編制僅有5人的小型事務所
裡面列出了在我日常生活中不可或缺的十項必需品
半年過後的現在
我的上班地點從一個位在SoHo某工業建築改建、老闆加上員工編制僅有5人的小型事務所
- 5月 02 週三 200723:41
Study of N.B.A. Sees Racial Bias in Calling Fouls
Study of N.B.A. Sees Racial Bias in Calling Fouls
By ALAN SCHWARZ
Published : May 2, 2007/The New York Times
An academic study of the National Basketball Association, whose playoffs continue tonight, suggests that a racial bias found in other parts of American society has existed on the basketball court as well.
By ALAN SCHWARZ
Published : May 2, 2007/The New York Times
An academic study of the National Basketball Association, whose playoffs continue tonight, suggests that a racial bias found in other parts of American society has existed on the basketball court as well.
- 5月 01 週二 200722:31
Young, Gifted, and Not Getting Into Harvard
Young, Gifted, and Not Getting Into Harvard
By MICHAEL WINERIP
Published : April 29, 2007 / The New York Times
On a Sunday morning a few months back, I interviewed my final Harvard applicant of the year. After saying goodbye to the girl and watching her and her mother drive off, I headed to the beach at the end of our street for a run.
By MICHAEL WINERIP
Published : April 29, 2007 / The New York Times
On a Sunday morning a few months back, I interviewed my final Harvard applicant of the year. After saying goodbye to the girl and watching her and her mother drive off, I headed to the beach at the end of our street for a run.
- 4月 30 週一 200722:52
Yankees Go to Bat for Torre After Another Loss
Red Sox 7, Yankees 4
Yankees Go to Bat for Torre After Another Loss
By TYLER KEPNER
Published : April 30, 2007 / The new York Times
Yankees Go to Bat for Torre After Another Loss
By TYLER KEPNER
Published : April 30, 2007 / The new York Times
- 4月 29 週日 200711:23
紐約櫻花祭...人物篇
雖說櫻花祭的主角本來就該是櫻花
而我在上一篇文章中也分享了部份我在Brooklyn Botanic Garden所拍攝的照片
不過其實在我今天下午所拍攝的大部分照片中...真正的主角其實是
一堆超搶戲的小朋友們...
- 4月 29 週日 200710:38
紐約櫻花祭
一年一度假Brooklyn Botanic Garden舉行的Sakura Matsuri（櫻花祭）終於在今天揭開序幕
加上原先以為會來攪局的雨神也手下留情
於是這個策劃已久的行程總算還是如願成行了
- 4月 27 週五 200723:10
Dean at M.I.T. Resigns, Ending a 28-Year Lie
Dean at M.I.T. Resigns, Ending a 28-Year Lie
By TAMAR LEWIN
Published : April 27, 2007 / The New York Times
Marilee Jones, the dean of admissions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, became well known for urging stressed-out students competing for elite colleges to calm down and stop trying to be perfect. Yesterday she admitted that she had fabricated her own educational credentials, and resigned after nearly three decades at M.I.T. Officials of the institute said she did not have even an undergraduate degree.
By TAMAR LEWIN
Published : April 27, 2007 / The New York Times
Marilee Jones, the dean of admissions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, became well known for urging stressed-out students competing for elite colleges to calm down and stop trying to be perfect. Yesterday she admitted that she had fabricated her own educational credentials, and resigned after nearly three decades at M.I.T. Officials of the institute said she did not have even an undergraduate degree.
- 4月 27 週五 200711:31
一場比賽的結束...一個新時代的來臨
比賽或許結束了...不過一個新時代才正要開始...
雖然一直說著要再次回到洋基球場看球
也想了許多名目要讓自己本季首次進場有更加理直氣壯的理由
幾個禮拜前的復活節週末...曾經想用井川慶大聯盟初登板當作進場誘因
- 4月 26 週四 200721:50
Don’t Blame Hip-Hop
Don’t Blame Hip-Hop
By KELEFA SANNEH
Published : April 25, 2007 / The New York Times
Hip-hop has been making enemies for as long as it has been winning fans. It has been dismissed as noise, blamed for concert riots, accused of glorifying crime and sexism and greed and Ebonics. From Run-D.M.C. to Sister Souljah to Tupac Shakur to Young Jeezy, the story of hip-hop is partly the story of those who have been irritated, even horrified, by it.
By KELEFA SANNEH
Published : April 25, 2007 / The New York Times
Hip-hop has been making enemies for as long as it has been winning fans. It has been dismissed as noise, blamed for concert riots, accused of glorifying crime and sexism and greed and Ebonics. From Run-D.M.C. to Sister Souljah to Tupac Shakur to Young Jeezy, the story of hip-hop is partly the story of those who have been irritated, even horrified, by it.
