Word: biked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Increased foot patrols and the bike squad will improve police visibility, making it more difficult for thugs to prey on students. Officers on foot and on bikes will be able to patrol areas that cars cannot reach--helping the police to tighten the campus security net. A greater police presence will also lead most undergraduates to feel safer, especially after dar. Currently, walking home at night is a particular concern for many students...
...penknives to school, while the six-year-old was said to be a bully and troublemaker, entering homes and backyards to steal things and pulling a boy's hair until he cried. "He always had a stick or something, and was trying to get us when we rode our bikes," Jorge Ponce, 13, told the Mercury News. "He'd hit me or hit my bike, and I would be telling him to stop...
...respect for either people or the land." His solution was the planned city of Columbia, Maryland, built on 14,000 acres of farmland he had acquired. Instead of impersonal malls and isolated housing developments, the town (current population 84,000) has nine village centers, 78 miles of foot and bike paths and three lakes. But for Rouse, an advocate of integration and open housing, Columbia's finest achievement was its racially mixed population living in harmony. "Racial problems," he said, "can only be solved in the cities...
...Nancy Raine Reyes wrote that "some of the most impressive achievements of the Council have been things like shuttle buses to Yale or to Logan Airport." What she fails to mention is that Rudd provided both these services as well as other "vital and important" initiatives like more bike racks in the Yard, longer MAC hours and council support of the PBHA rally...
...back and a root cellar below and two walls filled floor to ceiling with Shakespeare and Thackeray and bomb manuals. Sometimes he would stay inside for weeks at a stretch. You could smell him coming, steeped in woodsmoke, dressed in black or sometimes fatigues, riding a one-speed bike cooked up out of spare parts. He wouldn't make small talk, often wouldn't even finish a sentence. The dogs figured him out long before the feds did. "All the dogs hated him," recalled Rick Christian, 48, a longtime local. "They'd chase him, bark at him, growl...