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...wanted to get more people to play and leave on a good note. We had been underperforming all year, but this was a good course for us and not that hard.” Thunder and lightning storms limited play to nine holes on Friday and continued to affect course conditions throughout the weekend. “There was a lot of standing water on the course, which made play difficult” freshman Peter Singh said. “There were tough conditions, and we could have been a bit better. A lot of us struggled on the green...
...Bremer writes in his memoir that the intelligence community estimated that this order would affect only about 1 percent of the Iraqi population. That could be taken to imply that [CIA] supported the move and thought it was a good idea, but that was definitely not the case. In fact, we knew nothing about it until de-Ba'athification was a fiat accompli. Clearly, this was a critical policy decision, yet there was no NSC Principals meeting to debate the move. As for the 1 percent number Bremer cites, he didn't ask for that estimate until the date after...
Kenneth E. Johnson, senior program manager of Harvard’s Allston Development Group, said the plan is intended to respond to questions that Allston residents have raised at previous community meetings about how the University’s expansion will affect local neighborhoods...
...Also on board were 45 experiments designed by students from across the United States and the Netherlands. They will be testing such things as the integrity of toothpaste, contact lenses, seeds and popcorn, as well as whether the radiation of space will affect the magnetic strip on a bank-issued gift card. A group of 12- and 13-year-olds from Joseph Haydnschool in Groningen, the Netherlands, want to see if mineral oil and water, liquids that don't mix in earth's atmosphere, will combine in the weightlessness of space. The Dutch teachers planned to be at the launch...
...really fortunate to have the services that they have,” said Sarah Rankin, director of OSAPR. “The funding, support, and the dialogue we’re starting with students is inspiring.” ‘THIS ISN’T GOING TO AFFECT ME’Yet today’s students may see sexual assault education as an unnecessary time commitment rather than a privilege.“Students are really resistant at first,” said Tracy Nowski ’07, a peer counselor at OSAPR...