"As soon as he went down, we knew something was wrong," said , who would take HeywardBey's place when play resumed. "Normally when DHB gets hit, he gets right up. He's a guy who likes to have a lot of fun, he's always laughing, he doesn't mind getting hit.I know now when I hear homophobic or sexist language in the locker room, I am able to stop it by just talking to the person. I don't have to get into someone's face and argue with them because I have earned respect over the years. I think that we are learning to respect each other and really just educate people on how we can better respect our peers.

The gift comes from Tata companies, the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and the Tata Education and Development Trust, the philanthropic entities of the group. It comes days after Anand Mahindra, ViceChairman and Managing Director of Mahindra and Mahindra Group, gave $10 million to the Humanities Centre at Harvard. A Harvard alumnus, Mahindra gave the gift, the in the Ce