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...Lane D. Levine ’06 said that upon discovering his name among the top five he immediately followed the directions posted on the website, entering the names of 10 people with whom he would actually want to hook...
...policeman who presided over the simple intersection of a two-lane Mass Ave. with JFK St. (then Boylston St.) has been replaced by an elaborate apparatus of traffic lights and beeping, countdown crosswalk signals...
Despite an unfavorable lane assignment, California set the tempo early, taking an early two-seat lead over the Crimson with the rest of the field pursuing a similar strategy...
...day’s omens haunted the Crimson bright and early. Harvard began the day in a morning heat against Georgetown—a team they had bested twice already in 2004. With headwinds blowing in from the northeast and affecting mostly lanes three and above, the Crimson finished a good second behind the Hoyas, who occupied lane one. That, according to Kang, would be a recurring theme...
Rayfield Newton was in the fast lane of recidivism. In June 2001 he left a Florida state prison after serving a year and a half for crack-cocaine possession. But by last summer he was back, sentenced to more than three years for selling the stuff and assaulting a police officer. Then late last year, sitting in his cell at a penitentiary in Florida's Panhandle, Newton heard that the Lawtey Correctional Institution, south of Jacksonville, had just been converted into the nation's first "faith based" prison. Fearing that his crimes were alienating his 12-year-old daughter, Newton...