Word: duking
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...fact, Catlin said he believed Harvard's suicide rates were lower than those at larger schools such as Duke...
Rueb defeated Alfred Hanser of Southern Methodist University, 6-3, 6-3 last Wednesday, before falling in straight sets the next day to Chris Pressley of Duke, 6-2, 7-5, in the round...
PATERNITY ACKNOWLEDGED. By UNCLE DUKE, 21, con man/diplomat/substance abuser, now running an orphanage; in Aspen, Colorado. Lab tests revealed that "Earl," a child in Duke's care with a similarly high forehead and a penchant for shades is, in fact, Duke's son by a stripper. The proud father's reaction: "The feds won't pay me to take care...
Harvard men's captain Andrew Rueb advanced to the round of 32 in singles competition in the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday. The unseeded senior defeated Alfred Hanser of Southern Methodist in straight sets, 6-3 6-3. Rueb played Chris Pressley of Duke yesterday morning...
...Nextran, a biotech firm in Princeton, New Jersey, re-engineered the genes of several litters of pigs so that their tissue would have some of the immunological markings that are found in humans. After these so-called transgenic animals had grown to full size, Platt and colleagues at Duke transplanted the pigs' hearts into baboons. Ordinarily, such hearts would have stopped beating within 90 minutes. Instead, all three transgenic hearts survived for at least several hours -- one lasted more than a day. Because people and baboons are so closely related genetically, the human markings on the implanted pig hearts protected...