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After UHS, the best place to find condoms may be Matthews 407. Residents Danielle Li `05 and Allison T. Tanenhaus `05 recently puttied up their walls in the name of sex and creativity. 220 condoms later, a four-foot replica of the Trojan horse, named Menelaos, stands ready to charge. Giddy...
...used non-lubricated Trojans for the mane and tail, spermicidal lubricated Trojan-enz for the body, and Durex ultra comfort condoms with nonoxynal-9 for the hooves and eyes Li explains. Acquiring the condoms was more difficult than constructing the horse says Tanenhaus. The girls wandered from dorm to dorm, emptying out condom bins in their effort. They insist that the condoms wont go to waste. We hope to use them all up by the end of the semester...
...economy. Hong Kong's seven well-funded universities have failed to do their job in helping to develop the territory into a creative city. No metropolis ever became important without world-class academic institutions. Consider the City University of Hong Kong. Earlier this year when one of its professors, Li Shaomin, disappeared into a Chinese jail on trumped-up spy charges, Chang Hsin-kang, City University president, refused to extend any help even as some 600 scholars and colleagues of Li's around the world signed a petition calling for a fair and open trial. Chang excused himself by claiming...
...DIED. AALIYAH HAUGHTON, 22, multiplatinum R. and B. singer and actress who released her first hit album when she was 14; in a plane crash, on Abaco Island, the Bahamas. Her two subsequent albums also produced chart-topping singles and sold millions. In 2000 she co-starred with Jet Li in the film Romeo Must Die and was slated to appear in the next two installments of The Matrix. DIED. YOSHIAKI SHIRAISHI, 87, a former sushi chef and inventor of kaiten-zushi, a clever conveyor-belt system for serving sushi in restaurants that uses color-coded plates to inform customers...
...unregistered and free to operate without safety equipment and supervision. In the wake of the Duck Pond accident, the government closed more than 130 mines in the area, leaving only three officially open. But Guizhou's earth has far more coal to give. Zhang's 15-year-old son, Li Enyong, will likely join the night brigade soon. With his father dead, the family no longer has enough money to send the boy to school. "What else is there for him to do?" asks his mother, her hand resting on her son's shoulder. In Guizhou, the only hope...