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That pretty much set the tone for the first annual EEE (or E3, as insiders call it), the new spring showcase for the latest and loudest in video-game software and hardware. It was not a pretty sight. Five hardware manufacturers--Nintendo, Sega, Sony, 3DO and Atari--are battling for one of the top spots in a market that most analysts believe has room for no more than two or three...
...could even get the "Angry Pilgrim" out there, running around the stands, raising Cain among Harvard's loudest...
...example, the last thing Sam, an advanced standing junior in Kirkland House, wants to do is become friends with the people through his fire door. "There's this girl who lives through the fire door who has the loudest voice possible," Sam laments. "I've gone through every variety of ear plugs. She talks on the phone all day, so I know everything about her--her love life, her menstrual cycle, you name it. Sam's roommate clearly, you name it. Sam's roommate clearly revels in the noise just as much as Sam does. "My roommate will yell stuff...
...amazing thing about the match, however, was the fact that the Harvard teams were screaming and yelling the loudest of anybody. Women's co-captain Libby Eynon (who has never lost a match in her Harvard career) and sophomore Galt Nieder-hoffer were particularly boisterous...
...protection of women's reproductive rights, it became clear that the change he was talking about was not the one initiated by the recent election. Instead, he appeared to be focusing on the conservative talk-radio phenomenon that has swept the country. Among its voices, Rush Limbaugh speaks the loudest. While Limbaugh is often viewed as a member of the entertainment sphere, a kind of rock star to middle-aged white men, he is a key player in the nineties political landscape. A recent Time cover story entitled, "Is Rush Limbaugh Good for America," fails to answer the question...