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Maria Foppiano, 21, charged that Kang attacked her from behind on the Harvard Bridge at 2:30 a.m. She alleges the MIT sophomore grabbed her and forced her to walk to Lindstrom Park at the corner of Memorial Drive and Brookline Street in Cambridge, approximately a mile and a quarter away. Once there, Foppiano charges, Kang attempted to rape...
After the incident, bleeding from the throat, Kang turned back and walked a mile to 77 Massachusetts Ave. where he saw an MIT policeman, Homans said. Kang asked the officer for help shortly before Cambridge police reports for his arrest were issued over the radio...
...part of a resort-industry trend toward offering action-oriented vacations, the Hyatt-Waikoloa boasts a fleet of paddle boats plying a four- acre lagoon and trams traveling over wildlife preserves. For the less adventuresome: seven restaurants, twelve bars and a mile-long gallery of Oriental art. The resort cost more than $360 million to build, including $2 million for a 77-step, pink-flagstone grand staircase...
That is why Kruse packed his three tiny planes on plastic foam bubbles in the back of his car and drove more than 1,300 miles across the U.S. to launch them for a few minutes of glory. For Kruse the urge is visceral, planted in him for good when, at age seven or eight, he hand-launched a 5 cents glider on ; the sun-drenched Kansas prairie. The craft rose a few feet, then miraculously was snatched by a thermal and carried away. Kruse leaped on his bicycle and rode desperately after it -- one mile, two miles, five miles...
...left eye since 1983. "We were fooling around in the snow when a snowball hit me in the eye," explains the swimmer. "It caused a detached retina." Despite four eye operations, and against the advice of his doctors, Darnyi , returned to competition in 1984. Between his typical eleven-mile-a-day training sessions, Darnyi, a science-fiction fan, builds model spaceships and muses on his future. The big question: Should he accept one of the many offers from U.S. universities or prepare to enter Hungary's hotel-and-catering college? His decision will have to wait until he dries...