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...surprisingly successful" platform for his newspaper. "There's not a lot of evidence right now that people view the PC as the device they want to read on," he said. "And that's interesting because the PC is a general-interest device - we had hoped to see a little bit more of an uptake on that. On the other hand, we've seen a tremendous amount of uptake on the Kindle. It just works from a user perspective...
...concerns or conflicts.... I grew up in an all-white neighborhood and so the story of my life was always navigating both worlds very easily. THC: Did you have a favorite final club? SO: My husband was in the A.D., so I probably hung out there a little bit. I wouldn’t say that I had a favorite. I do remember people in the A.D. sledding on cushions down that big stairwell. THC: Do you have any advice for students? SO: Use the Malkin Athletic Center. They were building that while I was there, and it?...
...escaping with a 5-4 victory, with five of the nine matches going to a decisive fifth game.Bajwa pointed to both physical and emotional fatigue as possible culprits for the loss.“Yesterday’s match may have taken the wind out of our sails a bit today,” he said. “After playing so well yesterday, we had to come out and try to do it all over again. That is always tough.”Freshman No. 4 Emily Park and junior team captain No. 7 Johanna Snyder both recorded...
...with a clear conscience. “The kids were fired up, and we’re looking forward to a great evening tonight,” Stone said. “It’s nice to win two games, so I can go and enjoy myself a bit.” CHANGE IT UP Harvard found itself frustrated heading into the second intermission on Friday night. No offensive play could fool Yale netminder Genny Ladiges, and the Crimson had been held to just five shots on its first three power plays. In the locker room, Stone decided...
...walked off the job. "This is a public attack on people's faiths," said Ron Heather, a 62-year-old bus driver and Evangelical Christian. "I have a lot of passengers who are over 90 or are seriously ill, and to tell them there is no God seems a bit insensitive when God is probably all they have left in the world." Dawkins believes that's neither here nor there. "It's not the business of a driver to censor the advertisements that go on his bus. It's his job to drive...