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...Radcliffe women continued to ruin their heels on the Lamont stairs while the issue lay dormant for more than a year...
Critics have continually charged that the CRR is not representative of the student body and that it can be used to prosecute students for their political beliefs. After laying dormant for 10 years, the CRR reconvened last spring to decide the cases of 18 students involved in two anti-apartheid protests...
Meanwhile, on an island southwest of Anchorage, the 4,025-ft. Mount ( Augustine volcano erupted for the second time, after being dormant since 1976. University of Alaska Geophysicist David Stone explained that the Mount Augustine eruptions, which shot ash eight miles into the sky, are loosely related to the earthquakes in that both are caused by the same "gross global mechanism": the glacial movement of the Pacific tectonic plate, which is inching north below California and diving under southern Alaska...
...these, of course, are merely suggestions, intended to open the social and perhaps political eyes of these groups which until now have remained dormant in the Harvard Community. I for one am looking forward to the first meeting of the Sarcastic Table, though also expecting invitations from the Tasteless and Irrelevant Tables pending publication of this article...
They came close enough, though, and for a long time one of the seminal forces in all of rock lay dormant. The Everly Brothers, who matched the lofting harmonies of mountain music to the uptown soul of rhythm and blues, sang with a single heart. Their hits -- like Bye Bye Love, Wake Up Little Susie, Bird Dog -- were history everyone could hum. But rock changed when the British hit in the early '60s, and the Everlys had a tough time hanging on, to their success and each other. "Rock 'n' roll was an American invention," Phil says...