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...other side of the coin, playing at Olympic Arena should help the Crimson. With its larger ice surface, Olympic Arena will allow plenty of extra space for Harvard’s fastest skaters, like junior Dominic Moore and sophomore Tyler Kolarik, to maneuver with the puck...
...Lord’s career as a singer/songwriter began as an attempt to keep warm. While studying music production and engineering at the London School of Audio, Lord lived as a squatter in a room where the heat was operated by an electricity meter that ran on 50-pence coins. One day a street musician asked her to hold his guitar while he went to the bathroom. Lord, whose guitar skills at the time were crude at best, took the opportunity to play one of the few songs she knew, John Prine’s “Angel From...
...when the murderous clerks of the Nazi regime were rousted from their desks and trooped before the cameras and the world got its first sense of what was meant by the banality of evil. Even now however, we continue to be surprised by the other side of that nasty coin - the preposterousness, the goofiness, the idiocy of evil...
...Prime Number $7.7 billion is how much Americans carry around with them in loose change, according to the coin-cashing company Coinstar...
...answer: partial information and the rivalries of local warlords, which in Afghanistan are two sides of the same coin. The Americans have always known that Paktia province, where the fighting is taking place, is bandit country. (Ironically, the new governor of the province, and Karzai's voice there, is an American citizen: Taj Muhammad Wardak spent the past decade in Los Angeles.) Shah-i-Kot was a well-known base for the mujahedin fighting Soviet forces in the 1980s; indeed, the Soviets never took the valley. The soft shale on the ridges is ideal for the construction of caves...