Word: distantly
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Inside the distant buildings of the Quad, Currier’s artistic community created some of Wiprud’s best moments in college. The Fishbowl was the site of many of the theatrical productions in which Wiprud took part, both on and backstage. His roles ranged from the romantic lead in “Ten Little Indians” to the father in “Ah, Wilderness!” As for his directorial debut, Wiprud took the reins of “Murder in the Cathedral...
...site will be targeted to people with a multitude of needs, from those who lost their families in the Sept. 11 attacks to visitors in the distant future, who might be learning about the attacks for the first time...
With summer move-out a not-yet-distant memory, hundreds of Harvard students are again packing their bags. Venturing forth from the classrooms of Cambridge, they will disperse across the globe to study, volunteer, intern, work, and research, gaining valuable knowledge of the world beyond America’s shores. But for some, the most notable aspect of this exodus is where these student will not be going...
...sniper himself had a lucky escape. As he crouched beside a small tree, a .50-caliber bullet ripped through the trunk about 10 cm from his head. The Afghans kept on shooting. Soon the men noticed bullets landing in the dust behind them: a machine gun on a distant mountaintop was taking pot shots at their rear. Some of the tribesmen tried repeatedly to scale a nearby peak from where they could rain bullets down on the Australians. As far as the SAS men knew, they were surrounded by al-Qaeda forces...
...work that she could do at home, Scottoline decided to try her hand at writing--not such a leap, perhaps, for a University of Pennsylvania English major who had concentrated her studies on the American novel. She had even taken a course from Philip Roth. ("He was cold and distant," she recalls...