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...March 7, an unidentified miscreant left a taxicab outside Quincy House without paying the fare. Angered, perhaps, by the slighted driver??s protestations, the suspect allegedly stumbled to the House’s glass side-door, shoved someone through it, and went on his merry way. Though his victim wound up hospitalized, the details of the attack remain hazy; interim House Masters Lee and Deb Gehrke, in an email to Quincy residents, wrote enigmatically that, “the full details of the incident are not known, and may never be completely known...
...provided me a super-cheap mode of transportation, and I didn’t have to wait around.” Following last week’s accident, Chow was cited for speeding, failure to use care in stopping, negligent care while operating a vehicle, and maintaining a false driver??s log, according to Bousquet. Commercial Motor Vehicle Officer Steven Strang, who was present at the scene, also found that the bus’ brakes were defective. According to Joe Mokrisky, a Fung Wah consultant on transportation safety, other bus carriers had already shut down Boston-New York...
...number one, they’re all gunning for us.” But the squad quickly overcame the tough loss to battle back with a victory against Penn, a team that itself defeated Princeton early in the day to put Harvard back in the Ivy driver??s seat. Each individual team responded by turning things around. The men’s epee in particular recovered with an 8-1 win, with junior Edward Sherrill and freshman Billy Stallings each going 3-0. “I think we were really eager to show what we could...
...first in the Ivy League, but the top only has enough room for one team. With the two squads facing off, only one would leave with the coveted spot.After the final whistle sounded, the rightful owner of the top position was clear. Harvard was firmly planted in the driver??s seat the entire time, as the Crimson led Princeton from start to finish to claim a definitive victory.“I think we played pretty well overall,” Hallion said. “We did a good job containing their scorers and did well...
...test case cited as justification for MADD’s policy is New Mexico, which made the locks mandatory after a driver??s first DUI. The New York Times implies that the devices are responsible for N.M.’s 11.3 percent drop in alcohol-related fatalities last year, despite noting that “New Mexico was not the only state to record a decline in alcohol-related motoring deaths” and that other states “showed even bigger drops.” Furthermore, the rule did not take effect until June...