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...media has chosen to ignore the plight of the cities who bore the brunt of Hurricane Katrina, and focus our nation's attention only on New Orleans. At Katrina's true "ground zero" are three small cities that have been nearly wiped off the map by this storm-Waveland, Bay St. Louis, and Pass Christian, Miss. How unfortunate that although the overall devastation here far exceeds that of New Orleans, media coverage of these small towns with low crime rates and peaceful communities is not considered newsworthy-or "sensational" enough-for the media to discuss. Pam Bay St. Louis, Miss...
...unscathed, my home, just two blocks away, is being gutted down to its bare framework. The few articles of clothing that I grabbed from my house while I was evacuating are all that could be saved. Only three months after the storm, I talk to many people in the Bay Area about my experience. It has taken me a long time to talk about this event without sobbing by the middle of my story. However, I find that many people continue to roll their eyes at the sound of the word "New Orleans." They're tired of hearing about...
...part, as it seems the main reason for their having no school after The Game is so the students can actually have something they can hold over Harvard. Too bad that a few days off isn’t really an equal trade for eternal failure. The legendary Green Bay Packers’ coach Vince Lombardi said, “Winning is habit. So is losing.” It seems that Yale has taken the wrong side of the quotation to heart. Two graduating Yale classes (’05 and ’06) will now leave...
...game, as Harvard killed all six of the Bears’ power-play opportunities. But the Crimson’s success was mainly a result of Daigneau’s key saves. With Brown mounting a last-ditch attack in the third period, his play kept the Bears at bay. In the middle of the period, a sprawling save was quickly followed by a big stop on a Brown 2-on-1. “[Daigneau] is getting more confident each time he goes out,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato...
...stones/We on the Internet, trying to get our e-mail on,” he growls half-drunkenly, in a typically inane lyric. This ridiculous, barely-rhyming couplet is the only thing that sets him apart from the pack, causing Loc to look more and more like the Tampa Bay Devil Rays of the G-Unit behemoth. He also nearly spoils “Things Change,” an otherwise decent song that goes a little beyond your standard gangsta fare. But while he seems to have a hint of personality, Loc fails to diverge at all from...