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...first glimpse, it looks like a silly scrawl. But don't let that fool you - Line Rider is becoming one of the most popular flash games on the web. Part Jackass stunt, part physics lesson, Line Rider encourages users to "draw" their own ramps, hills, and slopes with a pencil tool, then sends a virtual sledder (wearing a red scarf) along the route until he swoops, swerves and crashes. Build an elaborate enough course and you'll feel like a little kid playing in the snow again, zooming downhill, popping up in the air, wiping out on a ramp jump...
...terms. The scope of the U.S. history category should be broadened such that courses focusing predominately on the U.S. (such as Gov 1510, "American Constitutional Law") fit in as well. We trust that students who take a course on the United States will be able to later draw comparisons with other countries...
...terms of expert advice and resources to draw on in times of crisis, however, a dangerous gap remains...
...away from the spotlight as possible. That may be wise, since Cheney is not a popular man among the broader American public; his approval ratings (37% in a recent CNN poll) are lower than even the President's. But in election season the Vice President remains a big draw for conservative audiences. In this midterm election cycle, he has held 114 campaign events across the country and raised more than $40 million for the G.O.P. cause. On Wednesday morning, Cheney met with TIME's Mike Allen and James Carney in the sitting room of the Vice President's house...
...attendant modern-day relevance, would be imparted by the Reason and Faith requirement as is. One thing is certain—had the distinctly irrational Islamists of 9/11 not committed the crime they did, Reason and Faith would not appear today as a requirement. More must be done to draw this requirement’s inspiration and its proposed form together. Pierpaolo Barbieri ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, is a history concentrator in Eliot House. Travis R. Kavulla ’06-’07, a Crimson editorial editor, is a history concentrator in Mather House...