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...Robinson, whose study abroad program in Paris required that she be in the country by mid-January for a three-week orientation program, the opportunity to learn abroad outweighed the paperwork—and the early morning wake-up calls??involved in taking finals in absentia...
...notice when the confirmation said something different than what they had chosen, and sufficiently persistent to duke it out with the machines and complain to overworked officials when things went wrong. And for all the effort on the part of Florida officials to escape “close calls?? due to fuzzy voting tools, these errors sound a lot like the dimpled chads they endeavored to replace...
...bailiffs. We argued, and argued. Was there actually a robbery, or was she accusing him out of revenge? Like the English concentrator I am, I continually returned to close reading of the “text”—that is, the tape of the phone calls??to insist that it showed evidence of premeditated violence and intimidation, not of rage at being falsely accused. In this, Melina turned out to be my biggest ally. We were like sisters in combat, and I suddenly adored...
...that issue—the most contentious the CCL has faced this year and one about which Kidd received “thousands of [phone] calls??—the committee was able to peruse possible content and information about the magazine only the morning of the meeting...
Although students use HUCEP far more frequently than they its predecessor SafetyWalk—HUCEP averages 13 calls per night whereas SafetyWalk’s busiest month had 9 calls??most students continue to believe that the service is only for single, tiny girls. Women benefit most from using the service because they are statistically at the highest risk for sexual assault, but anyone walking alone at night can use the extra safety...