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...wrestle at 174-pounds, it was actually Harvard who was in the driving seat. In the dominating style that has been typical of him all season, Killar grappled to a 4-2 victory over Nick Almeida and provided the team with a one-point win over its Ivy foe...
...next three days were marked by serial slowdowns at some of the biggest sites on the Web: Amazon.com eBay, CNN.com (owned by Time Warner, parent company of TIME), ZDNet, ETrade, Excite. Like so many virtual vandals before him, the phantom foe clearly craved attention. He got it in the shape of a front-page media frenzy, a full-scale FBI investigation and a hastily convened White House conference on Web hacking. And yet he stubbornly refused to show up at his own party, prompting PC paranoia and all manner of conspiracy theories...
...since all three will be illusions.) In fact, using standard virtual-reality technology, people have already played tennis remotely, Lanier says. But each looked to the other like a cartoon character--an "avatar." Tele-immersion will let you see the agony of defeat on the face of your vanquished foe. A big advance...
...Harvard squad proved a formidable foe, battling to within two points before eventually falling 20-12. Propelled by several strong individual battles on the mat, the Crimson came close to the upset but left Ithaca unable to seal the victory...
...then displayed their might as the Harvard wrestlers pinned the next three Columbia wrestlers. At 157-pounds, Tom Kiler took down his opponent in 2:36. Kurtz, at 165-pounds scored his pin in 2:13, while Killar, wrestling again in Mosley's 174-pound class, took down his foe in just...