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...year at said volleyball game, Ashkenazy says he broke his arm thanks to "a little bit of horseplay and wrestling" with a member of the Hasty Pudding Theatricals...
...years students on the Committee on House Life have struggled with House masters to preserve their right to choose in the housing system. And this year, student members of the Committee on College Life fought a strong, if misguided, fight for the university's recognition of a student arm of the Boston Church of Christ...
...idea why the thief overlooked the thousands of dollars of computer equipment and CDs he also had in the room and took the "worthless" sculpture, which Janiak said he just kept for kicks. It did not even look valuable, he said, painted gold and sporting a gluedback arm...
There is more than a little trepidation about this open market in intelligence. For one, the Operations Directorate, which is the agency's clandestine arm that runs spies, has long been leery of computer networks-even the cia's. "They penetrate these kinds of systems, so why would they trust their own secrets on them?" asks a computer expert who works for the cia. Only in the past two years has the Directorate allowed its sensitive files to be put on the CIA's main computer system. After agency turncoat Aldrich Ames was uncovered, the Directorate took its E-mail...
Sacks' latest book should not be lost in the commotion. An Anthropologist on Mars is still another collection of wide-ranging essays that he calls "neurohistories," an anecdotal form that combines science, sympathy and old-fashioned storytelling. Where most clinicians study at arm's length a case of amnesia, say, or autism or agnosia (inability to recognize a word or a shape), the British-born physician tries to see through the eyes of the patient. "The study of disease," says Sacks, "demands the study of identity, the inner worlds that patients, under the spur of illness, create...