Monthly Archive
- July 2010
- Two of Every Animal (and More) Theodore Roosevelt's huge bounty of game from his 1909 African safari filled the vaults of the Smithsonian museum.
- The Girls of Summer Women's baseball teams were serious from the beginning, it was the spectacle that made them the anomaly.
- Don’t Mention the Eighty Years War Team Goya takes on Team Vermeer in what is sure to be a World Cup final of pure artistry.
- Kick, Carry, and Everything In-Between The laws of rugby, soccer, and all their offshoots were first tested on the fields of English public schools.
- The Fine Art of Losing In the end, thirty-one teams will go home, a few not without making a fuss.
- Better to be Feared North Korea notwithstanding, why right-wing governments have historically produced the best soccer teams.
- Editors’ Picks: Literary Soccer During this brief lull in the World Cup, LQ selects the best in soccer literature.
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