Word: apartness
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...some murals as opposed to the drab green that had been there,” said Ian P. Lindblom ’07, who helped with the Dunster renovations. And, in a multi-Grille University, some elements of competition prevail, too. “Anything that sets the Grille apart will translate into better profits and better publicity for Grille,” O’Brien said. The Eliot Grille’s new paint job is slated to be finished this week. Furniture and decorations will be coming in over the next month, according to Frommer...
...dogs might require only 50 baits to be laid, but the department minimum might be several hundred. "If I have only one area that's a problem, it's overkill," he says. Given the indiscriminate impact of baiting, and the difficulty in visually telling dingoes and many hybrids apart, Steve Eldridge says the highly potent 1080 poison is used cautiously. He's released research showing that when excessive baiting unpicks the complex structure that dictates a dingo pack's breeding patterns, it's much easier for domestic dogs to move in and mate...
...Second Class Marshal Neil K. Mehta ’06, who were elected by their classmates in early October. “I think we picked two people who are fantastic,” said Mehta, who helped select Borden and Kadakia. “What set them apart is that they knew why they wanted to be secretary and treasurer and knew what they could most contribute to the jobs.” Members of the class committee said that Borden was chosen in part for her extensive involvement in extracurricular life at Harvard. The president of Women...
...with a blow to the head. He was 19-of-30 for 310 yards and three touchdowns in three quarters, despite being sacked five times.The Rams entered the game without starter Marc Bulger, who is out indefinitely with a shoulder injury.Houston piled up 24 first-half points but fell apart in the second half, only adding a field goal the rest of the game.“I felt sick out there,” Texans center Steve McKinney said. “I was so disgusted I wanted to throw up. We were squandering some opportunities and sure enough...
...tougher tonight,” McCaffery said. “It was our home opener, and we should have come out a lot stronger and ready to play. We just weren’t here in the second half. We started out strong and then just kind of fell apart.” The Stags also proved to be the stronger team offensively, as illustrated by the disparity in free throws. Although Fairfield only shot 61.5 percent from the line, their 26 attempts nearly quadrupled Harvard’s output—seven—and that contributed...