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During freshman year, you think you know where you want to live. You list that house, get assigned to that house, but everything isn't as expected. So, you file an application to transfer. While most people may think that the average transfer applicant is seeking refuge from the Quad, reasons for transferring vary from looking for different living situations to different friends. And some students actually ask to transfer from the river to what they perceive as the better life at the Quad...
...belong to. Instead of disallowing things that people enjoy--like ham and cheese sandwiches or BLTs (Judaism), hamburgers on Friday (Catholicism), or meat (Hindu)--the Church will disallow things that nobody like to eat anyway. Spinach, liver, tongue, brussel sprouts, and broccoli-cheese pasta are all on the list of foods that you are forbidden from eating as a member of the Church...
...Cincinnati Reds, another year with the Mets, then two and a half with the Chicago White Sox and a half-season with the Red Sox, he had a record of 311-205 with a 2.86 ERA and 3,640 strikeouts. He is third on the current all-time strikeout list behind Nolan Ryan, a teammate on the 1969 Mets, and Steve Carlton...
...lawsuit's allegations, many of which are inaccurate or based on false assumptions, are a shaky foundation on which to base an investigation. Armitage calls the suit "malicious" and has a four-page list of factual refutations. For example, an affidavit filed by the Christic Institute's attorney claims that Armitage was in Bangkok setting up a company that allegedly served as a front for the movement of opium money during a period in the late 1970s; part of that time he was actually living in Washington and working as administrative assistant to Senator Robert Dole...
...stockholders," Financier T. Boone Pickens told TIME. "I can't believe the Supreme Court fully understood what it was doing." The biggest impact would be felt if Delaware passed an Indiana-style law. Reason: nearly three-fourths of corporations on the FORTUNE 500 list of industrial firms are chartered in that state...