Not those clingy ex-boyfriend kind of emotional vampires that end up stalking you, nor the ritual vampires who host balls and craft fangs (though they are cool, too!) And not even the True Blood or Twilight Saga type of vampires.
As for the volunteers planning the activities, they range from Glasspiegel, a Harvard M.B.A. who owns her own business, to Beth Pitt, a retired receptionist who recruited the balance of about 160 volunteers, who will serve as cart drivers, scorekeepers, player hosts, ball monitors and caddies during the week.
The Gamecocks 20-144) will play host to Ball State tomorrow night in the quarterfinal round.
A college at Cambridge University has dropped plans to host a ball with a contemporary southern United States theme in the wake of accusations of racism.
The alma mater of the talk show host David Letterman, Ball State, which was handled by Florida, now ranked No. 8, by 40-19, for its 18th consecutive defeat.
Catherine had ordered that at the Château de Fontainebleau, each important noble should host a ball.
On Thursday, April 28, the New York-based, all-female collective Haus of Spice will team up with forward-thinking bass label Loveless Records to host "Spice Ball" at the Ridgewood, Queens venue Trans-Pecos.
Hawkins regards his latest quarry with the same dispassionate interest as the previous twenty: despite having grown up in New York when the city hosted three ball clubs, he has never picked a favorite team to root for.
So into this story of 13th-century conflicts between France and Sicily, Verdi and his librettists inserted a 30-minute ballet with a flimsy dramatic pretext: the governor of Sicily, hosting a ball, presents an allegorical ballet about the four seasons to entertain his guests.
The singer, represented by solicitors Carter Ruck and, in court, by William McCormick, claimed that the article suggested that John's commitment to the charity is so insincere that he hosts the ball knowing that only a small proportion of the money raised will go to the charity, and that he uses the event "as an occasion for meeting celebrities and/or self-promotion".
