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Citizen after citizen spoke about the aesthetic importance of neighborhood character and said that they vehemently supported the proposed Arsenal Square extension of the Old Cambridge Historic District, which would mandate the preservation of the buildings on the hotel's proposed site...
Another issue raised by the Cambridge Historical Commission was Harvard University's desire to exclude 29 Garden Street from historic designation if the extension plan of Arsenal Square were approved by the City Council...
Despite Frantz's optimism, it's not going to be easy for Harvard. Columbia returns a powerful set of defensive weapons to its arsenal; the Lions lost only two defenders to graduation. Defensive tackles Eric Keck, a first-team All-Ivy selection, and Frank Congiusta once again anchor the Lions' crucial defensive line, while Rory Wilfork, who had a team-leading 127 tackles in 1994, and Jake Lill both return at linebacker...
...getting older. That means more people are entitled to benefits, and the average beneficiary, being older, has more health problems. It is growing because health-care costs in general are increasing. And it is growing because wonderful but expensive new weapons are constantly being added to the medical arsenal...
...Disclosing the biological weapons arsenal is significant, but it may not be enough," says Defense correspondent Mark Thompson ofSaddam Hussein's newfound honesty.Now that the Iraqi leader has admitted to U.N. officials that he harbored agerm warfare programthroughout the Gulf War, Thompson says, "we know he doesn't have any weapons of mass destruction, but he still uses AK-47s on the Kurds in the north and the Shiites in the south." International attention, he adds, is now focused squarely on whether the U.S. will permit lifting crippling economic sanctions against Iraq...