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...over Holy Cross on Tuesday in which it went to the line 39 times, making 32 of them, the parade continued against Army. The Crimson had 29 attempts from the foul line, hitting on 23. Lin made all nine of his free-throw attempts. On the other hand, the Black Knights made just 6-of-12 foul shots. “Ever since the Colorado game (a 70-57 loss last Saturday) we talked about getting to the free-throw line as being a weapon for our team,” Amaker said. “For us to have...
...Elect Obama spoke at Chicago’s Grant Park, he asked all Americans to “join in the work of remaking this nation, the only way it’s been done in America for 221 years—block by block, brick by brick, calloused hand by calloused hand.” If you walk down Western Ave in Allston, past some of Harvard’s vacant or under-utilized buildings, it is clear that Harvard owns a lot of property that needs some “block by block” rebuilding. Many...
...first heard about the locations of the bombings, Mashruwala said one of her first thoughts was, “Oh my god, these are places so many people I know could be there at that particular hour.”Though her parents did not witness any firings first hand, several of her friends were close enough to see the shootings.Mashruwala said she called as many people as she could, but it was difficult to get in touch because phones were off or there was no service. She said she called her parents every half hour to make sure that...
...Cross on Tuesday in which it went to the line 39 times, making 32 of those, the parade continued against Army. The Crimson had 29 attempts from the foul line, hitting on 23 of those. Like Housman, Lin made nine free throws, out of nine attempts. On the other hand, the Black Knights made just 6-of-12 foul shots. “Ever since the Colorado game [a 70-57 loss last Saturday] we talked about getting to the free throw line as being a weapon for our team,” Amaker said...
...clear when the court will hand down its verdict, and many procedural delays are expected, not least because of the advanced age and health problems of the defendants. But Jaruzelski had welcomed the proceedings because he "wanted the matter to be considered by an independent court at an open trial". Many prominent lawyers, however, doubt whether a definitive verdict can emerge from courts of law. With even Poland's court of public opinion divided on the case of General Jaruzelski's declaration of martial law, it will ultimately be left to history to judge his actions...