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...judging by past ECAC championship attendance figures. Harvard will have to experience a similarly unfriendly crowd if it has to face Duluth on the Bulldogs’ home ice for the NCAA title. But the Crimson players have said in the past that hostile fans do not bother them...
...last month, NASA scientists had considered literally hundreds of problems that might threaten the craft's safety - and decided to launch anyway. Columbia had accumulated a thick sheaf of what the rocket business calls safety waivers - problems that NASA had noted but decided posed too small a risk to bother with. "That's a pretty deep stack; it really is," one member of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board told TIME. "A lot of these [waivers] are legitimate - every launch is going to have them - but others are things you've learned to live with." The board is still weeks away...
...less popular international commodity than carbonated beverages. So, why come to the States at all? It’s too cold here, there’s no decent soccer to follow and even at Harvard many of the people are, apparently, “shallow.” Why bother...
...thought I was moving really well early in the match and my shots were working,” Blumberg said. “But my leg started to bother me a little bit and I was never really able to get into a rhythm against him, which you have to do to beat a player like Illingworth...
...truth about evil that needs attention now is its shallow, deadly, fungus quality. Nice people--especially in a tiny, multicultural world in which different civilizations inhabit different centuries--are often moved to evil deeds, like blowing up the Other. Don't bother demonizing people as being inherently evil (as Satan is evil). That's not how it works. Opportunistic evil passes like an electric current through the world and through people, or wanders like an infection that takes up residence in individuals or cultures from time to time...