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...going to last. Soon, the story was everywhere, and Times opinion columnist Bob Herbert dedicated two whole columns to the topic. “Looking at it now, it looks like wall-to-wall media,” says McKean. “But we worked for every inch...
...brief lull there was no fire from either side and the infantry began to slowly inch forward again. Almost immediately, they came under a fusillade of fire from a large white building on the far edge of the apartment complex. There was a brief moment of chatter on the radio: "We are taking heavy fire from our left." Close air support was already rolling in and an air Liaison officer on the ground was designating the new target...
...center for the Wildcats is junior Nicole Ohlde, who stands an inch taller than Cserny at 6’4. The Big 12 Player of the Year averages 18.4 points and nine rebounds. She is also one of the top defensive centers in the nation, blocking 62 shots in the regular season. At forward, 5’11 sophomore Kendra Wecker has piled on the accolades, most recently winning ESPN.com’s Most Underrated Player. She leads the Wildcats in scoring with 19.2 ppg while adding 8.3 rebounds a contest...
...challenge of unobstrusively placing the eight-by-ten inch gray boxes against elaborate and often historical House interiors has meant opening up a full bag of tricks, Coordinator of Residential Computing Kevin S. Davis ’98 says...
...steam tunnels vary in size, but most are about eight feet high, eight feet wide, and situated six feet below the surface. Ten and 12 inch steam pipes run along each wall, their contents rushing along at around 400 degrees and 100 pounds of pressure. Four inches of insulation surround the pipes and, in conjunction with a ventilation system, maintain the tunnels at an acceptable temperature (although not a comfortable one, since workers often face 100 degree heat). In addition to steam pipes, numerous cables for internet and telephone pass through the tunnels, making them essential to the University?...