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...Dartboard understand their requiring bicyclists to use headlights, but we cannot understand the mandate that bicyclists not ride on the sidewalks. Although we don't support either situation, we would rather have a bicyclist, hit a pedestrian than a car hit a bicyclist, and the chances of the latter are much greater if the bikes are on the street than if they are on the sidewalk...
Sophomores Craig Adams, Craig MacDonald and Rob Millar especially flourished in the latter part of last season. Equipped with a year of experience and added bulk, they should be forces in front of the net tonight...
...Suspicious persons: Call the University Police." Wait a minute, does this mean that all persons who look suspicious should call the police or does this mean that if I see a suspicious person, I should call the police? If the latter is true, then I should probably stop talking to all those people I see carrying those knives when I am being aware of my surroundings and should instead promptly call the police. Good...
Another team that's trying hard to get back on track is Penn (6-8, 2-2), which has won its last two Ivy games, but lost its last three non-conference matches. The latest of the latter group was a 3-0 defeat by No. 6 Maryland. On Saturday, however, the Quakers rebounded to beat the Brown Bears, 2-1. Penn next battles an interstate rival, No. 12 Penn State, today, before closing out its season with games against Yale and Princeton...
...example, scientists debated whether pterosaurs walked on two legs, like birds, or crawled on all fours, like bats. Hundreds of footprints discovered at dozens of sites in the U.S. and Europe over the past few years, argues Martin Lockley of the University of Colorado at Denver, strongly support the latter conclusion. The pattern of these footprints, which range in size from 1 in. to 5 in., suggests that pterosaurs held their bodies in a semierect position, with their long wings folded back so that their clawlike fingers gripped the ground...