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...time at home,” Joseph F. Quinn ’08 said. “I use the subway a lot to get around the city.” As a result of the strike, commuters struggled to find new means of transportation ranging from cold weather bike rides to crowded taxicabs and impromptu car pools. Benjamin M. Lutero, who drives to work every day from Long Island, said that he picked up three strangers on Dec. 20 from a subway stop a few miles out of the city. “I used good judgment...
...result of the strike, commuters are struggling to find new means of transportation ranging from cold weather bike rides to crowded taxicabs and impromptu car pools...
...dining hall. 2. Walk to Pforzheimer and visit the Bell Tower. If you’re lucky, you just might get cranberry juice spilled on your favorite pants! 3. Walk to Hilles and take out a book. From your backpack. Then read it. 4. Walk to Quad Bikes and rent a bike. Why would you need a bike if everything you need is right near your dorm? We’re not sure, but, hey, not everything has to have a use, okay? Spoiled brat. 5. Walk to the Currier 10 Man. Don’t worry about the walk...
Aoife E. Spillane-Hinks: A bike helmet: “I’m a nuts and bolts kind of person...
...Cameron, married to seven-months pregnant Samantha (who sports a very modern tattoo on her ankle), has two children, one of whom was born severely disabled. He rides a mountain bike, likes indie rock music and appeals to young Tories. But does he have what it takes to get his party back into power...