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Usually, each weekend, members of this two-year old organization drive 30 miles out of Boston to Mansfield, where they rent single-engine, two-seater Cessna 152 airplanes for $30 an hour from Powell Aviation. According to club Co-President Javier F. Arango '85, he and the other Certified Flight Instructors (CFIs) in the club fly for recreation and also provide one-and-a-half hour lessons for less experienced flyers...
...Arango says, "It's hard to realize what this event really means. 1910 was only seven years after the Wright brothers flew, and to have all the kinds of aircraft available here in Boston was incredible...
Once students pass Ground School, Russell and Arango take them to Mansfield and give them the hands-on training, Russell says, "It's very satisfying to see students at the end of two days having achieved competency with whatever brief glance of the subject they...
After a year of preparation, the Harvard flying club finally got off the ground this year after College officials legally freed the University of any liability for the safety of the club's 60 members. Led by Javier F. Arango '85 and Clifford T. Russell '85, the club took weekend jaunts out of a Mansfield, Mass. airport...
Escobar allegedly paved the way in the late 1970s for the Colombians' ever growing stake in the U.S. narcotics traffic by unleashing the "Cocaine Cowboys," a squad of brutal, ruthless killers. "The Colombian mafia like to hit you where you hurt most, especially your family," explains Lucho Arango, 29, a Bogotá office worker whose family ran afoul of the mafia. According to Psychologist Gonzalo Amador, mafia enforcers will kill their enemies' wives, children, servants and family friends. They have even been known to kill the family parrot "to keep it from talking," he says...