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...audiences which flock to Sanders to hear the Veritones sing “Vogue” year after year, a capella is an immensely popular chance to see pop music and well-known classics performed live. A capella groups also try to keep their jams light, filled with humor and variety...
...that, for those who did drink while underage, discipline was swift. I was very wrong, and as everyone but me probably realized, drinking is a standard part of Harvard life. Many of us can recall the odor of spilled beer and sweaty walls at dorm parties, where first-years flock by the dozen. Underage drinking laws are rarely enforced on campus, while restrictions at bars and nightclubs are easily circumvented by the extensive use of fake...
Moore, a member of the Crew team, said that athletes flock to Winthrop for dinner because it is located just across the River from Allston, where many teams practice...
What might surprise Patrick, and shocks the hell out of me, is that the Bush administration says his school is failing to help him. They’re wrong. I’ve been there. I’ve seen the dedication, seen the data, seen how kids flock to this place of good in their lives. Children that stay in this district improve. They’re given a solid chance to change their own story of poverty...
...help point us in the right direction. Mr. Truong wants to stay on the main highway, but we veer onto a smaller branch of the old trail. This remnant is still in use, big enough for a car-or, in today's case, several motorbikes, an oxcart and a flock of ducks. There's no jungle here, just flat earth and rice fields. When we reach the landmark of Dong Loc Junction, we see why: in a small museum is a photo of the same road taken in 1971, showing the scorched land bombed as bare as moonscape...