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After some tough matches early on, the Crimson tri-captains Dustin DeNunzio and Joel Friedman-ranked No. 7 and No. 11 in their respective weight classes--turned up the heat with back-to-back victories at 141 and 149-pounds that pulled the Crimson within one point of the Bears...
...After some tough matches early on, the Crimson tri-captains Dustin DeNunzio and Joel Friedman--ranked No. 7 and No. 11 in their respective weight classes--turned up the heat with back-to-back victories at 141 and 149-pounds that pulled the Crimson within one point of the Bears...
...department that emergency equipment could easily navigate the narrow streets, even past parked cars. Village Homes' streets--with an average width of 23 ft., compared with up to 36 ft. on normal streets--would not only cost the city less to build and maintain but would give off less heat in the summer. They convinced the police department that putting sidewalks behind the homes rather than in front and eliminating throughways would make residents safer, and Village Homes' low crime rate has proved the point...
...weapon" in their household. Jane feels perpetually inferior to them. Estranged from her identity, haunted by her parent's expectations, rejected by medical schools, Queen's is the only alternative for her. There, in a small community of desperate students, over the course of a long first year of heat and studying, Jane begins to change. She becomes detached from herself, mechanically enduring the labors of classwork while her personality (finally freed from her parents' over-whelming influence) plays with the primitive imagery of the island. This section of the book almost resembles Apocalypse Now--it depicts a slow, insane...
...prolific and high-minded debate in these pages over Harvard's qualifying heat of rat races--recruiting--has unfortunately resolved little. More likely it has widened various gaps: between career-seekers and idealists, between capitalists and socialists, between those who now enjoy signing bonuses and those who are destined to become permanent fixtures on their parents' couches...