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...widespread outages resulted in the loss of the ability to log onto the internet for those connecting to the Harvard network from many Houses, libraries and computer labs across campus...
...create a special look. When you launch your friends list, you can view news headlines, sports updates, stock prices or your calendar in the same window. You can also easily access games directly in Yahoo Messenger. And if you like to listen to music while you chat, just log on to Yahoo's Launchcast online radio service. With a single click, you can broadcast the channel to your friends so they can tune in as well. --By Anita Hamilton
While money may be their temporary top concern, the program directors all say that fostering a sense of community in low-income areas of Boston is what drives them to log 20 to 40 hours a week...
...those papers -- including things like the Secret Service log book of everything the President did while in office -- are mindboggling. But they are nothing compared to the museum pieces stacked in not much order in another huge room. The collection includes Kennedy's personal possessions -- from scrimshaws to Gov 7 notebook -- plus scores of gifts from heads of state and unknowns around the world. There are 1245 paintings of Kennedy, 280 busts, and one Harvard chair, a gift from the Class of 1964, presumptuously inscribed: "The only proper seat of government is a Harvard chair...
...those papers -- including things like the Secret Service log book of everything the President did while in office -- are mindboggling. But they are nothing compared to the museum pieces stacked in not much order in another huge room. The collection includes Kennedy's personal possessions -- from scrimshaws to Gov 7 notebook -- plus scores of gifts from heads of state and unknowns around the world. There are 1245 paintings of Kennedy, 280 busts, and one Harvard chair, a gift from the Class of 1964, presumptuously inscribed: "The only proper seat of government is a Harvard chair...