playing time. It is clear, though, that UConn needs bodies up front: Olander's classmate, 7-footer Enosch Wolf, had his scholarship revoked after a February arrest involving a domestic dispute. Wolf was given the option to return as a walk-on, but instead decided to go pro in Germany.

With Wolf gone, UConn's frontcourt looks super-thin. Junior DeAndre Daniels, a natural wing, mans the four-position while playing time at center is up for grabs among Olander, sophomore Phil Nolan and freshmen Amida Briah and Kentan Facey.

To complicate things even further, Facey's eligibility is under NCAA review due to an issue regarding his transfer from Jamaica to high school in the United States. If he and Olander are out, the Huskies won't have many options in the frontcourt.

Throughout his three-year career, OlanderObselidia

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George Ruben, a man out of step with the 21st century, is pathologically nostalgic for things that used to be and never will again. He sets out obsessively to chronicle these items in an opus he dubs The Obselidia. On his quest to catalogue critically endangered occupations, George meets the beautiful Sophie, a cinema projectionist who works at a local art house movie theater. Sophie's a vivacious free spirit, who lives life in the moment and rarely stops to look back. She romantically believes that nothing is obsolete so long as someone loves it. New to LA and a little lonely after breaking up with her long-time boyfriend, Sophie pursues a friendship with George. She allows him to interview her about her own work for The