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WHAT WAS VOX HUMANA?
My music question of the year so far is, "Why wasn't Vox Humana a bigger deal than it was 40 years ago? This write-up just missed the 40th anniversary of Kenny Loggins' Vox Humana album, which was released, March 15, 1985. Rolling Stone Magazine's Don Shewey described it as, "... some of the most elegant hightech rhythm tracks to ever come out of Los Angeles."
By Winners Only9 months ago in Beat
Duck Tales
Seven days ago, Oregon's Aaliyah McCormick crossed the finish line during the 60-meter hurdles in symbolic fashion. At the Big Ten Indoor Championships on March 1, in Indianapolis, Indiana, McCormick edged out defending 60-meter hurdles champion Aasia Laurencin of Michigan 7.963 to 7.968 in a photo finish. The two 2024 First-Team All-Americans waited with bated breath to see who the actual winner was as it wasn't clear after they finished the race.
By Winners Only10 months ago in Unbalanced
Howard holds off Brentnell
(Photo: Pharoahe Zaire catches an inbound pass just before scoring in the second half.) While becoming a favorite to win the championship of the Columbus Recreation and Parks 18U Division, Howard Rec's group has found itself in close battles in two of the past three weeks.
By Winners Only11 months ago in Unbalanced
Howard KOs Far East
(Photo: Howard's Pharoahe Zaire powers through a Far East player for a first half basket.) Sidy Balde led all players with 17 points and Pharoahe Zaire scored 16 points in a rare non-start as Howard Recreation Center's 18U team improved to 3-0 in a 60-38 win over Far East (0-3), Thursday, Jan. 30.
By Winners Only11 months ago in Unbalanced
Howard outlasts City Life
(Photo: Howard's Ty'Sean Grice prepares for a first half free throw.) We've all heard this quote in some kind of way. "It is not how you start the race or where you are during the race, it is how you cross the finish line that will matter," is attributed to Robert D. Hales, a very successful businessman and religious leader.
By Winners Only12 months ago in Unbalanced
Why Pharoahe Chose the Rec
(Photo: Sysqo Grice, Pharoahe Zaire, Tysean Grice and DiAngel Grice of Howard Recreation Center 18U Basketball.) On Jan. 16, 2025, Pharoahe Zaire took the court for the first time since last February, when he was the varsity starting center at International High School as a ninth grader.
By Winners Only12 months ago in Unbalanced
Off they go, screw the snow
It's a cold, 24-degree morning in Louisville, Kentucky, with the threat of a snow storm on the way by noon. Despite the unpleasant conditions outdoors, the warmth of speed and athletic competition will bring delight as the 30th Rod McCravy Invitational, hosted by the University of Kentucky, will occur throughout the afternoon into the evening.
By Winners Onlyabout a year ago in Unbalanced
