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...Even so, police are right to turn their attention from traditional hot spots like pubs and town squares to virtual gathering sites like Bebo and Facebook, according to Jonathan Zittrain, Professor of Internet Governance and Regulation at Oxford University. They are fertile ground for petty criminals. "One drawback is that there's so much antisocial behavior to choose from, like fishing in a spot where the fish bit as quickly as the bait is lowered," he said...
HANKS Oh, yeah. That's one of the rules of cinema. It goes along with anybody who's coming back from the grocery store has to have straws of celery pointing out of the bag. Any hot chick getting into a hot tub must be wearing some stiletto heels. It's just good art direction...
...make a similar offensive contribution, while having the task of holding down Lehigh leading scorer, sophomore Marquis Hall.—KEVIN C. REYESWhen the Harvard women’s basketball team has four players in double figures, it expects to come out with a win. But a hot-shooting Providence team came to Lavietes Pavilion Wednesday night with a shootout of its own planned, and shot over 50 percent for the game en route to a 78-64 win. Now, the Crimson directs its attention to Saturday afternoon, when another host of offensive talent awaits at New Hampshire. While...
...editors: In her column “In the Hot Seat” (Oct. 31), Justine R. Lescroart ’09 argues that we can reduce greenhouse emissions without hurting our economy, claiming that more energy-efficient technology will pay for itself. However, if that were true, companies and consumers would already be choosing to use clean energy technologies for the lower cost. Putting a government-mandated cap on our carbon emissions is only necessary because reducing emissions has a cost that most people feel outweighs the benefits. Furthermore, that point runs contrary to the rest of her column...
...Iowa. "I live in a pretty foul apartment," Davis, 22, says with a cheerful laugh. "I have no furniture except a mattress on the floor and an Ikea nightstand. I live out of my suitcases. I also have a coffee maker and cereal." She endures her Spartan digs, the hot weather, cold weather, countless stump speeches and 15-hour workdays as a staffer, all the while enthusiastically urging Iowans to vote for Joe Biden on January 3. "Sometimes it's so hard to get out of bed but I know how important the work is that I'm doing," says...