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8 THE PHILLIPAN ARTS FEBRUARY 4,2000 Z-m - day rare i bt and I excit- witnessed that 'Eric Johnson and did so with an exceptional ing smorgasbord of talent one could only see at Eiaeh dm n samount of talent'and skill. Malozemoff was' - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~the annual Rabbit Cabaret. Produced by Jon Elizabeth____Edmonds_ particularly adept during his guitar solos afici ;4-, ~~~~~Hollinger '00 and Tristan Perich '00, this ARTS STAFF WRITER sparked an audience chant "Frau! Frau! FrauJ"1 year's Rabbit Cabaret was energizing and cornfortable dae I saysteamy.Chris and, The decision to hold the Rabbit Cabaret in success. Another musical. act followed intermission-, Cheng'O1 followed with a martial with Jon Hollinger '00 on vocals and guit~r` arspromneuigaln o.Hsmvs wieTitan Perich '00 jammed on the dru. "' = Kempe goo wasa one theintimcy semed were clear and definitive and appeared to- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~to increase exponentially throughout te require an unbelievable amount ofskill, evening as more and more people fluttered ont After a chamring monologue from Master and guitar and Chris McDonald '00 played ti, piano. The music was enjoyable and well-org~z,1 nized.- - the floor and squished next to each other ad of Ceremonies Mark Turetsky '00, Chris applauded together. Becase sagewasso he coseto te adi- Cheng again came onstage and, this time using nunchucks, completed another exciting martial ence, the audience participation and interaction arts demonstration. Cheng appeared agile and wit th ats ashigh, leading to an unusual pr-cettruhuthsmsclat Another musical group, Azure Acapelfa,, sang Fast Car by Tracy Chapman. Sham, one' of two soloists, carried the song especially well and captivated the audience with her smiles. Turetsky reappeared to read a selection #T sense of all-encompassing audience elationi sma shg egranc onithe rms. het st sma~~~~ hshow eganc withe ris ett-'s N ext, Under the Bed played a scene game. eneadednwihaohrthpltoth Beginning with-one line offered from the audifrom Joseph Heller's Catch-22. The selection anwntnfrabtfvemuestrug a mockery of a courtroom was mostly dialogue, light flickered on and off at different sections throughout the solo, further amplifying t upbeat and complicated rhythms DeWit played flawlessly. played flawlessly. B Thrnto! Th Net, Phz1~pin he fmilir Satanasong Smoth, Thi weekend, faculty and students celebrated Mozart's 244th birthday with classical began to play. Choreographed by Lexi Renchamber music, balloons and birthday cake. wanz '01, the performance was fun. The scene remaining the same throughout different genres. After ample shouting and yelling, it ~~was decided that the first line would be "Can I ~~~buy you a drink?" and that the final line would be This is the biggest banana I've ever seen!" SotSemn'0adNc afrh'0cm pleted the first scene. which Turetsky performed flawlessly. His ability to alternate from character to character so quickly, and for such a sustained period of time, was particularly impressive and hilarious. Lethy Liriano '00 appeared on stage at the, n fTrtk' ilgeadcle le audience's laughter with her beautifulan V% K~~~~~~~~~~~~eed daner, Tra aherd '01, Codlisen Following them were Tanner "I have a spe- smooth rendition of Misty, accompanied by Tknned '0, ryen Washrt1 and Tisse cial ingredient, or so they say" Effinger '02 and Alex Leigh on the piano. At Misty's conlusion, E [AAP I JF "MOU R T H D A Y , ~~~~~~akg '0,drsedinrd hitsad lak Pat Mornisey '00 in the mystery genre. This Bryna Washer '01 walked onstage and sa~d~" pants helped canry the number with their bright sketch wa~ extraordinarily funny because of "Hey Alex!" and begin to sing Someone 'TYW 07 T A R ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~smlsad rcsemvmnt.Aot hry creative blocking and because both Pat and Watch Over Me. Washer gave a fabulous persecons theperfrmane, ino Chis M~on- Tanner seemed unaware of how funny they formance, blocking especially well. ald '02, Sam Struzzi '02, Sam Spears '02, Mike were actually being. Murphy's Law, consisted of Fred Carlet~niequald bot othe sec- Annie Lowrey tiosqnualbt er angin Last Saturday, Janu- tosicaiernig ary 29, Phillips Acade- ARTS STAFF WRITER from very simple to diffimy's renowned music cult chamber pieces. program celebrated Mozart's Birthday Week- The most difficult and, in some cases, most Mueller '02, and Tanner Effinger '02, entered enthusied pions thee ft dancers. wore etueexrsinoftedcrswkd effectively to make this number an absolute Next, Andrew Malozemoff '01 jammed on the guitar, Parker Howes '02 crooned on the bssguitar, and Ollie Grace '02 played the drums. They performed the Cliffs of Dover by '00 oni guitar and drums, Rob Johanson '00 6h guitar, Dan Murphy '00 on percussion, Tristan Perich '00 on piano and drums, Davis Thurber '00 on bass guitar, Eric Seo '00 on violin, and Christina Wood '00 and Greg Rodriguez '00 on vocals; they played The Best of What's end. The three day continuation of events included faculty recitals, a choir recital, and the beautiful quartets came at the end. Phillip's musicians performhed Beethoven's Quartet No. Around by Dave Matthews Band and also an original song. Both were fun, loud and well Academy Chamber Music Society concert. The lattermost three hour event showcased 2, Quartet in c minor, and Quartet No. 1. Mozart's pieces included Quartet in C Major orchestrated, in an energizing and uplifting performance. Phillip's greatest musicians, involving trios, quartets and quintets of Mozart, de Saint- Georges, Haydn, Beethoven, Reicha, and Brahims. The music faculty coached the individual "Dissonance", and Trio in B-flat Major. The final piece of the night was Trio in c minor, by Brahms, a beautiful end to the long concert. The Academy Chamber Music Society eelebrates Mozart's birthday annually with this In Skip a capella. followed Turetsky singing Silhouettes. Carl Dietz '00 strolled in front of the group as he sang, while the rest of the group echoed him. Dietz's voice was -clear and strong; he was confident and relaxed. In Skip' groups admirably. Considering that utterly non-professional students perform such intricately difficult works beautifully and routinely, marathon concert, offering birthday cake for all who listen until the end. This weekend marked the departments -more seemed to be having fan onstage, but they also performed well and brought the audience t a!' intimate level with the performers by: the faculty instruction is obviously holds a great influence. break down the massive- array of performers. homage to the man hailed as the most revolu-thireadattu. tionary composer in classical music. The Many concert musicians, split however, into three see uuis sections, concert to The Many concert musicians, split however, into see this three concerLawsonsFeltinana'01 sections -, to as an opportunity to perform in a smaller, moreLihsDwLwbyBbMryanLue' The final performance of the night was' arguablyguabthetbest.sJadeaeeMc hersons'01'a1ian performedeTurnrnoiii" The first hour-long section included Mozart's -Trio in B-flat Major, Flute Quartet, and Quartet in g minor. controlled setting. This year's new block set up improves manageability of the concert dramnatically, allowing families and friends to show up----'ofamsthenieog.Bhsner'vce Hill. Feltman played the guitar and sang at' times, while McPherson sang for the duration-, Other pieces included Beethoven's Trio in E-flat Major, Haydn's London Trio No, and de Saint-Georges Quartet No. 1. This first seefor the section of the performer they wish to - see. Once again the music program has shown ~ .,~were ~overall strong, clear, and well-rehearsed.- McPherson's movements contributed to the mood of the song, as she walked around tion comprised most of Andover's beginning performers, simpler; but none the less beautiful its brilliance. Neglected among the other departments of theater, sports and dance, -in her spotlight, singing with her beautiful voice. Feltman accompanied and sang flawpieces, The second section included Mozart's Alleluia from Exultate Jubilate for-horns, and Andover easily holds the strongest prep musicprogram. All performances neared perfection. espelessly. The end of the performance was met with a standing ovation. Each performance within the Rabbit Reed Quintet in E-flat Major. Other perfor- cially those of veteran older orchestra mem-Carewswlldn.DecosHigrad mances included Beethoven's Trio in c minor, hers, the most skilled musicians in many cases, Perich ought to be proud of their achievement-- Clarinet Trio, and Ghost Trio. Finally, a reed group played Reicha's Quintet No. 6. Performances in this section The 30 or more concerts put on annually have a reputation for excellence, and this concert was not different. E.Thornton! The Phllpa Carl Dietz 00 croons with Inski A Cappella in Friday's Rabbit Cabaret. P hieedsa o the evening benefited Lazarus House, a soup-kitchen and shelter in Lawrence. nht os suc uxiemninesty.n, hfesta. ence of the directors AF-M~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I sporting event in the country, 4AM.- Open All ARTS STAFF WRITER Night, by Bob Krakower, opened last Sunday while Callahan as Doe, a drunk, attempted the evening in the theater classroom, drawing an saetruhhsbutrmrs ete u- enthusiastic crowd to a solid show. ceeded in dragging the two together out of A fifteen-minute production, 4 AM was the inaction. tt C diretin deut fr te ofam lowersrsLiLizzietedseatsmancTwoeddboxers Shepperd and Meghan Whitehead. Some minor one hundred, waiting for the mnan to speaktechnical flaws notwithstanding,-the energy in while the man at the end counted down from the cast definitely propelled the show to its cli- ten to prepare himself to speak with her. After max. The show began in a small diner in New she finished counting and left, the man turned York City with a small cast of four, Gita. Sjahrir around to speak with her and, finding no one, '00, Tyler Mixter '02, Diana Dosik '02 and ran out of the diner. The lights then dimmed on Chris Callahan ' 1. Fay and Doc. Mixter played a man who superficially The two directors, Shepperd and Whiteentered the diner in search of a burger and cof- head, showed an excellent effort. Somewhat fee, but in fact craving excitement to supple- unfortunately, Teddy Dunn '99, an experienced ment his marriage, actor and director, directed same play last year Dosik played a woman who also asked for for the theatre directing class. Despite Dunn's a burger and coffee, yet struggled with mud- sucsti oercn hwdsre uh apparent. The sight lines for the woman (Dosik) were confined to a small angle, since Fay and the man blocked her throughout much of the show. Also, the naturalistic style of the props contrsmillddyarounde sure, the sets cannot be elaborate in a classroom production. Yet the two different styles made the set seem somewhat disjointed. These minor quibbles, however, did not take away in a great degree from the performance. The naturalistic acting and dialogue were confirmed choices made by the directors: "The script was blas6, so we realized we had to spice it up" commented Whitehead. However, occasionally, the dialogue became somewhat too improvised and did not ring true. The acting was solid, with strong performance by Callahan, who played his role realis- The first scenes are in~man. "Andrew Marhlvtin This boy is Carter'sblack and white. We see a salvation.________ bxnrigspcaoshu- ARTS STAFF WRITER Lsr atn(iefling in to fill the surrounding Ious Reon Shannon) is a Tboyoerfromlarthe inckbotheirset n respeeat- byofomNew projectsc- roYorkf Nwcurrentlyntl tiecorners, jabbing at the air and hopping to living with three Canadians in Toronto in order losnterlg n mtherpefgtjtes ohv hmgiehmtwr olg One wears the robe of Rubin Carter, and who is degree. After reading the book, Les is inspired the actor playing this fabled character? by Carter's story of surviving and overcoming- Looking like a prodigious Tyson is Denzel the odds, and soon pulls his three guardians;- Washington. His dedication to obtaining both solidly played by Deborah Kara Unger, Johrnt the body and mind of boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Hannah and Liev Schreiber, into his fight to' Carter is what drives this movie. Once again, release the beleaguered Carter. - -I Deozel Washington has immersed himself in a The most poignant moments in the film are. character, and the results are stunning. of the relationship between the young Les and Norman Jewison directs7the Hurricane, the his hero Carter. Theirs is a true symbiotic film based on the true story of Rubin Carter, friendship, with Les reeiving inspiration ad the former boxer on the rise whose life was counsel from Carter, Carter finding in Les his" spent defying, and ultimately surviving, racial most vehement supporter and youthful vigor. - dled inaction. Sjahrir played Fay, who attempted to unite the two through sassy comments, credit considering the relative age and experi- -- tically without seeming to force it. Sjahrir's prejudc.Dne ahntnsasa h il decision to play Fay sassily seemed appropri- character, a performance which has already ate. While Mixter tended to yell, his perfor- garnered Washington a Golden Globe Award mance revealed a firm understanding of his for best actor in a drama, and which surely will caatrand Dosik's quiet style complement- eamn him an Oscar nomination come February. c hrt oftecs iey codn ote -The story of Carter is a classic tale of jused te ret ast ofthe icel. Acordig tothe ife of good defeating evil. It is simply inspiradirectors, the goals for the production included tional. Almost from the very beginning we feel bringing new actors into theater and on this compassion for Carter, a man whose life began front they were amazingly successful. on the streets of 1940s Paterson, New Jersey, as Dosik remarked, "It was such a great a wayward and stubborn black youth caught in opportunity to meet people Imigt- no have- Iconsant coflc for the fis-it years of hi h imrnsfle oeei t lc- ment of all racist attitudes onto the shoulders-of~ Detective Della Pesca. Den Hedaya's character'- becomes a caricature of a bitter white supremacist, always intent on bringing down the black- man. I'm sure Della Pesca's racist views werq,' shared by many, including those in the police force, during the turbulent years of the fight tWr black civil rights. The Hurricane is a powerful movie, oo' that is worth seeing if only for the remarkaby, vratlIprfriac ofDe Wangon -e
THE PHILLIPLAN FEATURES FEBRUARY 4, 2000 9 ATHLETIC Friday, February 6 BV Squash Tabor Saturday, February 7 BV Wrestling es:0 -0 Wednesday, February 11 BV Hockey45 rs a squa s.eran o eWitr o n as et a conncio o Hockey GY Squas Tab:4 t2au's0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~GV by Paul Crowley and spring Track teams as well, run- Phillips Academy, teaching American BV S Worces 3:30 PHILLIPAN ~ FATURES RITER ing a variety of races. "The shorter History and nternational Relations at _orcetse 3:30 the better" he says. He lived in Bartlett Andover's summer school. Thus, he rooks3:00 The ndoor Track team at Phillips Hall, back when Andover had fratemi- was a natural choice for the Indoor Academy is definitely one of the most ties, a time, he often recalls wistfully Track Head Coaching job. He replaces compartmentalized teams at the during his speeches. However, if last year's Head Coach, Nancy Lang, 11~~,~ school, with the various groups split- prsed for details, he refuses to elabo- who still works with the team's sprint- 1S I.-L J"&.#E I V I t ting off to work on their individual spe- rate and changes the subject. At gradu- ers. Coach Collins does not coach any . cialties fairly early in the practice. The right hand often has no idea what the ation, Collins was'awarded the Yale Bowl, in recognition of his scholarship individual event, but watches over many groups. II r o w3 9IV left hand is doing, as the members of and athletics. He seems particularly ubiquitous at r jjj i R % cmm.Ldc the team spend so much time honing their own separate skills. Thus, if you asi 5 members of the team what went oin'at practice on any given day, you Upon graduation from Andover, Collins attended Dartmouth College, where he majored in History and also played football and ran on the track meets, where he congratulates every- ________________ one from the fastest miler to the slow- est 600 runner. His main interactionbyDvdFsc with the team lies In his pep- PIL<strong>IN</strong>5@~ ETRSWIE _________________________________ ' c'6ild difernt et aswes.. Exeptteams. talk/tirades where he wams runners no for. onecommon hread-th trade- He later went on to serve a two- to get on "his bad s" a region mark re-pactie tak gien b new I~idor ead Tack oachDickCo~s year stint as an officer in the Marines, and then got his masters in History heretofore only explored by a certain Features Editor who will remain name- less for the sake Last Sunday night, myfelwT- The daily talks "i ~J 1o eou.H loV r boys and I gathered in our fresh range in topics '~~~~~~~~~~~~ , ~ ~ ~ retains several smligcmo omfr a special from the techniques range in topics of distance running ' I :'5 K] ~~~~~~~~' 1f~~~J~1~~4 oionwthn occasion. sm~~~~~~~~~~~~~terelwas As cmmotinei looked around oldin the af room, ooo-. he town of ~~~I saw some of my best buddies. First, A to the resiliency of ot i n adad otali h te. ~ -" f*'"Advr sis of the most recent meet to e-usg coments deoaboutry thmenalty aot The speeches are always sometopic at hand, and the isialghtintvpotmase the issues, from the difference between overconfidence and self-assurac to thepro er eho one's event. grwup in East Providence, RI, and figure skaters, from ,.. ,. " notably as the ~~~~~~~Next to him sat Chang who also had a recounts and analy- Academic Advi- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~football in one hand, only he wasusn sor for the Mer- the book as a seat cushion. Then there quently derogatory rimack College ~~~~~~~~~~~~~was Ian Taggart and Kevin "my jacket * football team is almost as cool as I am" Sinclair. and as a mnem- Matt Burner, Colin Penley sat immovcompetition. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~br o teIabeo hecuh.Adofcusetee competition. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Andover School. a i tridBre Comnmittee. wsBSuelindal Bure.catrsopd Coc"n h hl oo unddr.Eey how related to the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Collins prides eye shifted their focus towards a gleam hisl nte of light that shone down upon Sterthey usually ~ give~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~hisef n h lind's dixie plate. Wait a minute..a some insight into ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~and effort of his peeoppernpizrmas! tasmrthn What could possibly keep the biggest, teirs mreords, meanest, hungriest kids in school fom eaing h last piece? of p actiing for nd his elif to e b ast ang out, "Ar you oe cosi Sterlhnd slowly rose, breaking the cseveralofs his lodslne.I iwetsuhr of practicing for ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~policies. A "goa - 'sse" hs ready for some football?" The crowd Coach ~ ~ Collins ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~ssem asIerupted and with good reason too, for it md efot is in fact Super Bowl time ... and we all grew ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~more of a factor were planning on getting the last in attaining a 1/20th of aiece!!? C .- . PooCi-e, fAto oe ~s Isaac Bruce catches go-ahead touchdown for the Rams during Super Bowl XXI. Frisch is the size of that football. Air" McNair, Eddie George, Al takes her beer and is attacked by fero- Greco and the Tennessee Titans cious cat. It was actually pretty stupid against Kurt Warner, Isaac Bruce, except for the "Gorgeous Woman." Jevon Kearse, and the St Loius Rams #3: Mountain Dew commercial in what could be called the first com- with biker and cheetah. Biker races and petitive Super Bowl ever. catches cheetah. Biker reaches down The final score was 23 to, 16, but throat of animal to retrieve Mountain those last seconds will go down in Due. This was actually pretty stupid onl imp rtan as ect f te ga e w snab uthiesk ock utiietheBudigh Super Bowl history. As for who won too. In retrospect it was actually not or how they won is not important. The that funny; I guess I was still thinking of course THE CHEERLEADERS! commercial. Wait, who said that? I was only kid- #2- Budweiser commercial with ding. What was really important was man and dog. Dog rewards man with what the cheerleaders were wear- beer. Ha Ha Ha. No ladies, but still ing ... or weren't wearing. I apologize funny. thernti hi senorl in, when he yearinwhn e decided to take a PG ~e~r t Andver, s he as ony 16 Y&ars old when he graduated. He was from the University of Rhode Island. In the- fall of 1959, he joined the facul- 'ty of Andover H-igh School as a histovarsity letter, I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Cropp/ The Ph11111 p10 aid all competitors are now required to shake hands with their opponents before any race. Collins' other 'coaching tenets include an The Tennessee Titans ad St. Louis Rams faced off for Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta, Georgia. Both teams were udedog wihupecdented Cinderella seasons. The Titans won the AFC Wildcard game thanks to again; I just can't help myself. I'll tell you what the one and only important aspect of the Super Bowl is ... the commrials. Th ue oli h nyfoball game in which people celebrate #1: E Trade commercial with mon- key and old man dancing. Screen clears and the following appears: "Well, we just wasted two milbion dollas o r o eln ihyu money?" Clever, funny, ad true. Even "thred raesthobrakp inc lie ands "thegretes brak n m lie",and ry tahrfoball coach and track coach. He taught and coached there for emphasis on teaching before coaching and an aversion to cutting athletes. I a forward lateral or two ... or four...or five in the last seconds of a game time-outs, touchdowns, and concussions because they are all followed Sterlind liked it! So the Super Bowl was a success. jvined the class of 1949. He was a 37 years, retiring several years ago due "always considered myself a teacher- against Buffalo. They then went on to with commercial breaks. Last year saw Although the boys together had one member of the varsity football and 'to health problems. He spent many coach, as much as I love coaching" he upset the Jacksonville Jaguars thirty- a bad crop of advertisments, but this piece of pizza, there were four good track squads, but emphasizes that years as chair of the history department says, adding, "I never in 37 years of three to fourteen in the AFC Champi- year, there were four superb commer- commercials and one damn good school was his first priority. "I came at Andover High. During his tenure, he coaching cut a single soul. Anybody onship. The Titans were well on the cials. Here they are. game. Oh yeah, the Rams won. here for my education.," he says, and was voted into both the Massachusetts who wants to play has a place on my way to their first Super Bowl in their #4: Budlight commercial with this fits in with his strong ideas about Football Coaches Hall of Fame as well teams." pathetic franchise history. The St cocky man and gorgeous woman. Man sports' secondary role to academics as its track counterpart. Most notably, The ndoor Track Team can look Louis Rams were led by the best quaraogthe stu'dents he coaches.' huh ewsnmdNtoa ih fradt aymr e talks and, terback in the league-hie Arena Foot- 1amog hogh h ws amd atona Hghfowad o an mrepe ball League that is, Kurt Warner WS Leads jEarly, FLG , He played right halfback on the School Track Coach of the Year in hopefully, many more wins with pae atrul hogottesa l to Yale beat both the Harvard and tonl uneatohted avrd ootbale 190ACahbolisatte em.ipping ~~~~~~~~~~~~son, wnnng this year's MVP. Steve A Dt at ts H eels Easy Steps to Fit ess and B s IT-?Ak 0 ~~~~~~~by J Rob Smith & Alex Bradley of Steel: __________________UES WITE Body by House Burtt However, the team still has a lot of Exerts Its o i a ce ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The green ptniladi tl oc ntegm Body H by ouse b-l~~~~~irtt Exco-%Tts Its 'r~~~~~~~~~~miv-1an ~~fields of Siberia It needs nasty D from speedy Alex JL C-,; XL C have transformed Bradley and strong inside ,play from by Ca Baco & Mie Paa PHLIPIAN_______FEATURESWRITER gruts wilelitigeven if it's not a lot of weight. Doing so will make you sound extremely tough. Just ask Davis ner, the sex machine and the Health Rider (see picture). The lines at these machines are usually very long, but it of us curling Scott "the beast" Ward's bench-press Max, but that is only because we are experts. So, if you want CLusrAiB-B$LL int diCadwo flosoGodn Gym and the fierce competition of fall oeflMntDuhry o mt i h ea' edn crrbth needs to pass more and stop trash talk-- Attention School. Spring term is approaching faster than we can run Thurber. 3. Music The proper choice of music is the is definitely worth the wait. The amount of muscle growth that is attributed to these machines is extraordito look good and get mad girls like us, then drop your homework,skip classes, untangle yourself from that yoga temsCutrsce a ple.vr into this years Winter Cluster BasketballnseBas Aft oy tougweeks o igi hywn osced ept their bad record the sky is the limit for L.Gae fr9qm a PAPS officer and you better know what that means. It's time to start bullking up for those beautiful beach babes. I We here at Burtt house are experts of ie trade and would like to enlighten those of you who are under the impres- Sion that homework, yoga and the geography bee are more important key to etting your mind psyched for nary. position, stop programming computers intense B-al iso o ecthongh a thies, B( qa smd po l lifting extreme amounts of weight. We We sggest a core workout of just and head to the weight room. See ya Il beasaoWfectnIae, AB()Ti qa smd po l heea ut os ecmedegt hs our mahns o a e n hr.miracle upsets and the birth of Cluster the left over Abbotonians that were cut i~~~~~~~e at hard ock.sef eppared, Vanht ormcie.Yumyseoe tee - heroes. Lets take a look at the squads from the A team. However due to the I- era ies hard rock. Def Leppard, Van ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~that make up this years cluster basket. size of the cluster this team still has a Halen and Rick Springfield really get :-The teams are in order ofcurnstd-fwqaiypye.Thtamsrly us pumped. (Sorry Zach, but yourcurnstd- fwqaiypye.Thtamsrl- Enya album just doesn't cut it.) Als ings. ing on the solid play of Bryan Haughyou must make sure that you are in om and silky' touch of Ramesh Don- cag ftesee.Nv e oe WQS:Currently the number one thamsetty in order to be successful. On matters one else than change looking your good music. on It the might rankrankedssquadtthis team has no eviden..Thursdayatheyepulledeofffanaamazin beach. The girls are looking for the guy get you out of the mood if Loverboy wa pt.Te aego hoig ustoe L noetm.Hwvr with the best tan, the biggest muscles and the' largest... grin. They don't care t~~yukno the capital ofLiechten thatr h you rd tiCenistry or that you beat Ganja Farmer. were to come on. 2Proper daio 2.erevr set ain weesMark stein After or what every grade set and you in betweentegetin got in Chem- repseve it is imperative that you go to the water from Jeff Heighington, nasty boards from Catanella, and solid fundamentals form Joey C. The leader of the team is Hordon, an MVP candidate, tie-b a dinosaur from FLG. These four good that will be the only miracle they will experience this se'ason. Grade: C+ PKN:This team, as in pervious years, hasa "ew wek lnks Teironean only star is 6' flying Frenchman, It's. not easy to build the body of her dreams, but it can be done by following this simple step-by-step program. .Ter artieglehrlsfr fountain to quench your thirst. Actually drinking the water is not necessary if you manage to start a conversationtho wtreeynontewaewieaot paeswl epla hsta osc paeswl epla hsta osc cess. Grade: A - B:Ldb VPcniaeJB hbutRolwo ept i hbutRolwo ept i height and long arms, is unable to-, itdw wthahrty(eduk) My ma w it-bl says rti tni
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