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It is remembered as the darkest moment in the history of American sports. In 1919, eight members of the heavily favored Chicago White Sox conspired to throw the World Series in a gambling scam.
THE BLACK SOX SCANDAL tells the complete story of the fateful series, from the legendary stinginess of Chicago owner Charles Comiskey (who benched his star pitcher after he won 29 games because his contract called for a $10,000 bonus if he won 30) to the fallout that nearly ruined the sport.
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Six months after Madison was occupied by students, teachers, and working people opposed to their governor's anti-union bill, "Wisconsin" remains not just the name of a state, but shorthand for a movement.
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The Peace Resource Center at Wilmington College will hold a roundtable discussion on the concept of being both antiwar and pro-warrior Nov. 24, at 10 a.m., at the center, which is located on WC's campus at the corner of Main and College streets.
Wilmington College has named Henry "Hank" Stewart to serve as interim coordinator of the Peace Resource Center through the end of the fall semester.
Wilmington College's 24th annual Westheimer Peace Symposium will explore aspects of health care in America — while recognizing that all persons deserve access to quality, affordable health services — during an all-day event Oct. 14.
In connection with Lisa Shannon's presentation, "A Thousand Sisters," at this month's Westheimer Peace Symposium (Oct. 16), Wilmington College is holding a 5-kilometer Run for Congo Women Oct. 19, at 10 a.m., at WC's cross country course.
Wilmington College will place a spotlight on the extraordinary human rights challenges in regions of Africa at the 23rd annual Westheimer Peace Symposium Oct. 16. This year's topic is "Africa's Blood, Sweat and Tears: Nonviolent Solutions."
The Meriam R. Hare Quaker Heritage Center at Wilmington College will present a gallery exhibit titled "A Show of Respect: A Body of Work Painted for the Children of War" Monday (Oct. 7) through Dec. 13. An opening reception will be held Oct. 8.
Visitors to the Quaker Heritage Center immediately notice the more than 1,500 origami paper cranes suspended from the gallery ceiling. Now visitors can witness how those cranes inspired one artist, in addition to having an opportunity to create their own artwork.
Clinton County families have the opportunity to learn more about Ohio's profound impact on the war in the coming weeks through a special traveling exhibit at the Quaker Heritage Center July 3 through 29.
The Meriam R. Hare Quaker Heritage Center at Wilmington College is hosting a display of dolls and books titled "Bridges of Friendship: How Children Learn about Other Cultures" through December.
The Meriam R. Hare Quaker Heritage Center at Wilmington College is hosting an exhibit of images highlighting the work of the Isaac Harvey Fund through Aug. 5.
The Meriam R. Hare Quaker Heritage Center at Wilmington College is hosting a fundraising dinner featuring guests of honor Abraham and Mary Lincoln March 2 at the historic General Denver Hotel in downtown Wilmington.
A dozen members of the Japan America Society of Greater Cincinnati learned about a unique connection to their ancestors' homeland that's practically in their own back yard.
The Meriam R. Hare Quaker Heritage Center at Wilmington College will feature the gallery exhibit, "Frederick Douglass, From Slavery to Freedom: The Journey to New York City," from Feb. 4 through March 1. An opening reception will be held Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m.
This year's community Martin Luther King Jr. Day program at Wilmington College will recognize the 30th anniversary of the national holiday Jan. 21, at 7:30 p.m., in Hugh G. Heiland Theatre.
Students and recent alumni that have benefited from unique travel experiences will speak on their journeys and how the Isaac Harvey Fund made these experiences possible Nov. 7, at 7 p.m. in the T. Canby Jones Meetinghouse.
"Searching for Peace" and "Broadside Prints from Volume IV: You Are Not My Enemy!" will open Monday (Oct. 8) with a special exhibit reception Wednesday (Oct. 10), at 7:30 p.m. The event is free of charge.
Two Wilmington College students that were involved in WC's anti-bullying program, Project TRUST, while in high school are the first recipients of the College's Project TRUST Scholarships. Marci Adams and Spencer N. Running each received renewable $2,500 scholarships.
While the reason for gathering together was to remember victims of violence, the spirits of those present on this brilliant summer evening (Aug. 6) afforded a true "Evening for Peace.
Wilmington College believes its character-building, education program known as ProjectTRUST is significantly improving the culture in local schools by addressing bullying. More than $20,000 in grants from the Weikart Family Foundation allowed ProjectTRUST's reach to expand in 2012 to now include all four Clinton County school districts.
The unlikely lyrics, "Just forget about your worries, leave your troubles all behind," rang out from inside the razor wire perimeter of Warren Correctional Institution July 3 as UMOJA Men's Chorus unofficially opened the World Choir Games.
Warren Correctional's UMOJA Men's Chorus' third album, "Extend a Hand," was released this month in advent of the seventh biennial World Choir Games being held in Cincinnati in early July. UMOJA will compete in the Games' most unique of categories, most notably those that cannot physically sing in Cincinnati.
The Peace Resource Center planted a Yoshino cherry tree on campus on May Day (May 1) in recognition of the enduring relationship between Wilmington College and the citizens of Japan.
More than 100 members of the Columbus-based Church Women United spent the afternoon on campus March 29 on a tour that included learning about the Underground Railroad from one of the nation's experts.
A provocative art exhibit highlighting the human cost of war will open Monday (April 2) in the Meriam R. Hare Quaker Heritage Center at Wilmington College.
As the nation observes Black History Month in February, Wilmington College has planned a number of activities designed to highlight the contributions of African-Americans to modern society.
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Four different drivers suffered left-rear tyre blowouts at the British Grand Prix, sparking questions over the safety of the current compounds. The FIA has responded by allowing drivers to test new Pirelli tyres during the Young Driver Test at Silverstone later this month.
Alonso, who was nearly hit on the helmet by debris flying from Sergio Perez's McLaren during the race on Sunday, says he is not sure if it's a good idea to take part in the test.
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Nicholas Hytner, who is to step down from the National in 2015, announced plans to form a new theatrical production company.
January 9, 2014, Thursday
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October 15, 2013, Tuesday
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A Modern-Day Moor and His Nemesis
The long-awaited pairing of Adrian Lester and Rory Kinnear in "Othello'' at the National Theatre is one of the director Nicholas Hytner's greatest achievements.
April 26, 2013, Friday
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Two National Theater Directors to Depart
The artistic director, Nicholas Hytner, will depart in 2015, and the executive director, Nick Starr, will leave in 2014.
April 10, 2013, Wednesday
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A revival of Verdi's "Don Carlo" had its moments, but the production at the Met could have been more consistent.
February 25, 2013, Monday
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A Lone Yank Takes Joy in Togetherness
The three-stage complex of the National Theater in London allows for one particularly meaningful tradition, described by an American visitor and participant, John Lithgow.
January 13, 2013, Sunday
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January 10, 2013, Thursday
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"One Man, Two Guvnors" celebrates British lowbrow comedy and presents it in a way palatable in America.
April 28, 2012, Saturday
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"Give me the child until he is seven," the old Jesuit teachers say, "and I will give you the man."
Back in 1964, filmmaker Paul Almond set out to test that theory by documenting the lives of a group of seven-year-old British children. Some were born to the manor; others grew up in charity homes. There were tykes from both the countryside and the city. Almond wanted to know if the destiny of the children had already been scripted by the circumstances of their birth -- particularly those of class. His film Seven Up! has grown into a series spanning over five decades. Every seven years, like the cycle in some mythological saga, Michael Apted, the assistant on the original project, has returned to these children as they have morphed before our eyes into awkward adolescents, tentative adults, and now, the paunchy survivors of late middle-age.
As bright-eyed children, participants like Jackie Bassett, the product of a working-class neighborhood, or Andrew Brackfield, who attends a posh prep school, are already miles apart in attitude and habits. Tellingly, the children speak very differently about what they see in their future. Those from the higher ranks already know which universities they'll attend, while Paul Kligarman, who lives at the charity home, asks plaintively, "What's a university?"
As an American watching the film, you probably have a strong urge to see the youngsters launched on stormy seas overcome their disadvantages. (You may also harbor a sneaking desire to see one or two of the most privileged children, like smug little John Brisby, receive some sort of comeuppance in life.)
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Class is a touchy, complicated subject. Is it about money? Education? Tastes? Occupation? Above all, class is about social structure. In the UK the old hierarchical structure based on property in the form of land has stubbornly persisted, reinforced by the banking system. Certainly a variety of factors influence destiny that are not directly connected to that system. We don't learn much about race in the Up series as just a single participant, one of the charity home boys, is of mixed ethnicity. But we do see that gender wields a mighty influence over fate. The lives of the less wealthy girls appear to be more precarious than those of boys with similar backgrounds. Individual circumstances can twist fate this way or that. The moderately comfortable childhood of Liverpudlian Neil Hughes does not prepare him for the ravages of adult-onset mental illness. Even so, he is able to cling to at least a semblance of middle-class existence as a local politician in Scotland.
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President Obama's pick of Senator John Kerry as his Secretary of State leaves a Senate seat open in Massachusetts. In the Berkshires, one politician is already considering a run for the seat. YNN's Madeleine Rivera has more.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. – "I'm seriously considering it and taking steps to prepare myself to run," said Senator Ben Downing.
State Senator Ben Downing's name is one of the few that's popped up as a potential candidate for the now open Senate seat as the president picks Senator John Kerry as his Secretary of State.
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