Word: die
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However, sophomore year rolled around, and we didn't die. In fact, after an initial adjustment period, we found that Cabot House, and the whole randomized world we had been thrown into so unwillingly, was not bad at all. In Cabot, we found great friends, amazing tutors, masters who have the best open houses on campus-we've done research on this one-and the first quad house to win the Straus Cup. On the way to the championship women's basketball game just last week-which Cabot won-a good friend mentioned that we identified much more with...
Several weeks earlier, Hussein Kamel told visitors he did not want to die in exile. He got his wish...
Overseas radio deserves a better hearing. When Wired Magazine stalks the edge of change, and wired undergraduates eagerly anticipate the wireless era heralded by small-dish satellite equipment that downloads digitized video in real time, listening to Die Deutsche Welle seems anachronistic...
Certainly I listened to Die Deutsche Welle, the German Waves, night after night struggling to understand not just the news, but poetry and folksong. But I found the BBC and Radio Moscow, in time Radio Netherlands and the static-cracked voices of new African nations, and by ninth grade I knew that other countries not only had a different slant on the news, they had different news altogether, some aimed to listeners in their former colonies and to emigrants in South America or East Africa, but most aimed at anyone who cared to caress the fine-tuning dial...
...Justice, 312 children will be arrested today for committing a violent crime; 9 of these arrests will be for murder. Today in America, according to the Pacific Center for Violence Prevention, one out of every four teenage deaths will be attributed to a firearm; more teenage boys will die from gunshot wounds than from all natural causes combined. Children in America are exposed to a tremendous amount of violence--in their homes, schools, communities, and through the media...