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...been caught in the crossfire before. A series of violent attacks in the past decade has forced school administrators to take preventive action against an array of threats - from vandals and burglars to murderers and terrorists. "School-related terrorism incidents are extremely rare, but they do occur," says Michael Dorn, a school security expert with Jane's Information Group who is writing a book about terrorism in schools. Protestants left pipe bombs near a Catholic school in Belfast in 2001 and 2003. Last November, arsonists set fire to a new wing of an Orthodox Jewish school in Gagny, a suburb...
Robertson is a professor of medicine and director of the Vanderbilt University Women’s Heart Institute in Nashville, while Young is the Julieanne Dorn Professor of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital...
...local representatives of the International Brotherhood and Sisterhood of Tall Subway Riders (IBSTSR) acknowledged my lanky, six-foot-five presence from afar as we rumbled on between Metro Center and Van Dorn St. after my second day of work. Seeing as how this train was more packed than usual, and seeing as how I had no chance of getting a seat, there was no place to look but down toward the ends of the car. That was where my eyes met those of the other tall folk, all over six-foot-three by my estimation...
During their time on this unusual planet, the metaphasic radiation affects the Enterprise crew: Picard, full of youthful energy, begins to fall in love with the Ba'ku leader Anij. Worf (Michael Dorn) returns to puberty with enormous "gorches" (pimples), while Deanna (Marina Sirtis) and Riker (Jonathan Frakes) romp and giggle as their sex-drives increase. And Geordi (LeVar Burton), blind since birth, discovers that he can see without his electronic eyes...
...domestic debt. Given the decline of the ruble, this was roughly the same as announcing an intention to pay off debt with green cheese. Investors, to no one's surprise, rushed to sell out, until the limp, overloaded markets finally shut down. Russia, deprived of international capital--James Dorn of the Cato Institute calls it "financial morphine"--went into shock. Explained Steven Halliwell, a partner at River Capital Management: "As far as we can tell, Russia is in an absolute panic situation...