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ATLANTIC 10 LA SALLE 83, FORDHAM 63: Mike Cleaves had a season-high 27 points, making 10 of 19 from the field, as La Salle advanced to the quarterfinals in Philadelphia.

ATLANTIC 10 LA SALLE 63, TEMPLE 49 Jen Zenszer had 19 points, including 12 of 14 from the foul line, to lead three La Salle players in double figures as the Explorers 12-166) beaTemplele 10-188) in the first round of the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament in Philadelphia.

Her new album, "La Bella Mafia" (Atlantic), includes a handful of elegant, understated tracks ("Doing It Way Big," "Came Back for You"), but tonight, expect her to stick to hit singles.

This year's Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge launched from La Gomera in the Canary Islands on Sunday morning, December 20.

On Tuesday, publicists for the trans-Atlantic production of "La B?," which is performed in rhymed verse, said that it will star David Hyde Pierce, top right (as the high-brow playwright Elomire, whose name is an anagram for Moli?); Mark Rylance, center right (as Valere, the low-brow street entertainer); and Joanna Lumley, right (as a princess who comes between them).

"The old days of mob arrogance were fading fast," Jon A. Jackson dryly informs us in LA DONNA DETROIT (Atlantic Monthly, $24).

A recent analysis of homelessness in LA by The Atlantic's CityLab confirms this view, noting that "the majority of the city's homeless are "people who need to be rapidly rehoused after experiencing a crisis like losing their homes after losing a job, missing rent, and then being evicted amid rock-bottom vacancy rates".

La Salle (14-5, 4-2 Atlantic 10), which edged No. 9 Butler on Wednesday night, is off to its best start since 1990-91.

LA SALLE 80, GEORGE WASHINGTON 71 Ramon Galloway and D. J. Peterson each scored 15 points to lead visiting La Salle (15-6, 5-3 Atlantic 10) past George Washington 10-100, 4-3).

The other, moving south as the Brazil Current, turns east off the Río de la Plata (as the South Atlantic Current) then pushes to the African coast, where it veers north as the Benguela Current.

LA is in need of more parks: as this Atlantic Cities piece tells us, only 16% of the city's acreage is dedicated to park land.