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...children. On the Friday night of Lawrence’s death, friends and family members held a candlelit vigil outside the chapel in Boston University’s Marsh Plaza, placing pictures of Lawrence and his girlfriend Teberian on the plaza’s “Free at Last?? statue. For more than an hour, they stood in silence to honor and remember a man who had been their friend, brother, and son. Boston University has responded to Lawrence’s death by making its students aware of the campus resources available to help them cope...
...does not need UA access in order to track people using their FAS e-mail accounts. Using scripts such as “friends” or commands such as “last?? or “rwho,” intrepid computer stalkers can follow movements of anyone using telnet programs—like SecureCRT and Terminal—by matching the IP address at which the target is or was logged in with the physical location of that IP address on campus...
...Message to My Sons,” in praise of black men “for never being quitters” and acting as heroes for their communities. The show also included a ballet performance and a rendition of the song “At Last?? by Callie P.S. Watkins...
...separate penalties—including five of the six third-period whistles—for a total of 34 penalty minutes…Grumet-Morris is currently fifth in the nation in goals against average, 1.78, and second in save percentage, .941…Harvard is still last??and thus best—in the nation on the list of penalty minutes, averaging just 13.2 per game…With a 7-for-10 performance this weekend, the Crimson penalty kill dropped to 78.4 percent, dropping the team to 53rd. “The effort?...
That’s it, folks. With this week’s all-Crimson edition, the first—and, if our editors have been reading any of this shit, last??semester of Gadfly comes, like all our Friday nights, to an utterly anticlimactic end. Judging by the dearth of e-mail in our inbox (fmgadfly@yahoo.com for those of you meaning to write), you perused this column about as often as your reading for section. Clearly, being a jackass in print is about as appealing as it is anywhere else...