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...trio emerged one-by-one, first drummer Julian Gross and then multi-instrumentalist Aaron Hemphill. Then there was a moment of expectation for the third member of the trio, until the audience noticed a hulking figure lurking in shadows along the wall stage right, poised to burst on stage—the six-and-a-half feet of Angus Andrew, dwarfing the microphone he grunted into, incomprehensibly Australian in voice, playfully clad in a tight black shirt with a gold sequined tiger pawing over his shoulders...
...following also applauded its own in addition to goading the Crimson. To greet freshman goaltender David McKee, who hails from Irving, Texas, at the beginning of the second period, Cornell fans burst into song as the band led “Deep in the Heart of Texas.” Schafer also garnered encouragement as Lynah screamed “Kill, Schafer, kill” when the coach argued with the refs after Harvard was caught with six men on the ice in the second. The chant is a leftover from Schafer’s days as a Cornell defenseman...
...nearly simultaneous blasts sent waves of horror through the crowded streets of Turkey's largest city. Glass exploded from windows, cars burst into flames, debris and choking smoke filled the streets. Stopping an insistent woman from moving closer to the carnage, a police officer told her, "Sorry, beyond this you will be walking on bits of people." Inside the consulate, the body of Short's husband Roger, 58, a career diplomat, was buried under a six-foot pile of wreckage. A rescue worker, cloaked in dust as he frantically dug, reported, "We're not pulling anyone out intact...
...Georgian velvet revolution!" proclaimed jubilant radical opposition leader Mikhail Saakashvili as he and hundreds of cheering supporters burst into Tbilisi's parliament Saturday afternoon. By nightfall, the country was in chaos, its leadership uncertain, its territorial integrity threatened - and there were still some fears that the velvet might become stained with blood. The legislative body, elected in Nov 2. polls that were marred by charges of widespread vote rigging, had been ordered into session by President Eduard Shevardnadze, but only 114 of the 235 deputies had bothered to show up. The security services, who had earlier said they would...
Junior wide receiver Brian Edwards, previously an unheralded underclassman buried near the bottom of the depth charts, had just burst onto the scene with seven catches for 152 yards and one score, dispelling concerns about Harvard’s potential lack of offense...