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...Create a room of your own for the most fun. Rooms are free, but you need Habbo Coins (the new U.S. hotel charges $5 for 25, payable by credit card or money order) to buy furniture and decorations. Stuck with an annoying guest? Click the "kick" button to eject them. Just be careful of scammers?people who try to trick you into buying furniture for their rooms. On Habbo, as in life, it pays to know who your true friends...
Dartmouth had its own opportunities to score earlier in the game, but Harvard’s defense—an unusual unit for the Crimson due to the absence of injured sophomore Tom Stapleton and senior Sam Wiggin, who received a red card on Tuesday against Providence—and Johnson in goal stuffed each chance...
...American version has the U.S. Army, which always needs recruits - and the Blood Vampire Gang, which draws a ghoulish crowd. Create a room of your own for the most fun. Rooms are free, but you need Habbo Coins (the new U.S. hotel charges $5 for 25, payable by credit card or money order) to buy furniture and decorations. Stuck with an annoying guest? Click the "kick" button to eject them. Just be careful of scammers - people who try to trick you into buying furniture for their rooms. On Habbo, as in life, it pays to know who your true friends...
Director Peter Chelsom’s new movie, Shall We Dance?, has a dance card full of big-name actors but leaves its audience with little except bruised toes. A remake of Japanese director Masayuki Suo’s 1996 film of the same title—from which it imports most scenes and some dialogue—the movie ultimately seems as bungling on its feet as many of the characters it portrays. John Clark (Richard Gere) wants to ballroom dance. In Suo’s Japanese film this is understandably mortifying because, as a voiceover tells...
...accountable for the effects of their policies on young people. Simply by voting, you are increasing the number of young voters and sending a message to policy makers. Your vote also sets an example for your peers, whether you talk about it with your friends or sign a pledge card in your house. Your one vote might feel like a drop in the bucket, but when combined with the votes of other young people, it forces politicians to pay attention to what you are saying...