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...Harvard-Cornell men’s hockey game. These activities, however, do little to generate a buzz surrounding the teams in the first place, meaning that the more than $4,800 provided in the last semester by the Undergraduate Council goes largely to promoting a small, mostly self-contained cluster within the Harvard community...
...were hiding with foreign militants in the village of Kalosha. Before dawn last Tuesday, 400 members of Pakistan's Frontier Corps swooped in, only to be ambushed by heavy fire; at least 22 troops died. In response, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf ordered 8,000 troops to converge on a cluster of villages deep in South Waziristan, drawing a cordon around 20 sq. mi. of hills and apple orchards dotted with mud fortresses. Somewhere inside, Musharraf announced, his forces had surrounded a "high-value target." Soon a variety of sources were giving the target a name: Ayman al-Zawahiri...
Smith smiled like he just swiped the chocolate milk from your cafeteria tray. He explained how Brendan Bernakevitch won the draw back to him, though it was supposed to go to Noah Welch. How he peered through the cluster of bodies. How he watched his shot tuck under the crossbar...
Parallel to these initiatives, the USHCB has been working with UHS and the Bureau of Study Counsel to tackle the second cluster of issues: coordination and content of care. These are harder and more expensive problems to fix, but we see several concrete steps that can be taken...
...simply rest your mouse over it for a moment. The company claims Fractal:PC makes it easier to find folders and files, in part because you don't have to click to open a folder. Meanwhile, Grokker ($49, from Groxis), which uses a similar system of colored balls to cluster Web-search results by topic, now works with Google and six other search engines...