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...lost everything, but the worst part of it was the looters. They came and stole from our rubble." BILLY GOLLOTT, Biloxi, Miss...
...five hits, did not allow the loss to cast a shadow on Harvard’s season. “I had a great time,” McAteer said. “I have no clue what I’ll do without softball. I’ll miss the friends. [The game] was fun. It was a fun day.” McAteer and the Crimson’s four other senior players, Halpenny, Adams, Cara Woodward and Rachel Murray, were all honored in a pre-game ceremony. Walking off Soldiers Field in a Harvard uniform...
...asks Darnay in a flat voice). Certainly, much more meaning could be drawn out from all of this—using the French peasants’ habit of making ridiculous, rhymed slogans as political commentary, for example—but to do so would be to miss the point. “A Tale of Two Cities” was about taking a break from academic analysis, leaving the classroom to sit on the grass with a group of kids, and laughing alongside them as some of Harvard’s most talented actors put on a delightful comedy...
...about their experience is offering new clues to their condition. It also conforms remarkably to what scientists see inside their brains. By and large, people with ASD have difficulty bringing different cognitive functions together in an integrated way. There is a tendency to hyperfocus on detail and miss the big picture. Coordinating volition with movement and sensation can be difficult for some. Chandima Rajapatirana, an autistic writer from Potomac, Md., offers this account: "Helplessly I sit while Mom calls me to come. I know what I must do, but often I can't get up until she says, 'Stand...
When my 47-year-old husband Fred lay dying in a hospital from a heart attack, I sobbed to my brother, "He can't die. Who will give Nate his shots?" Nate was our autistic son, then 5, and the injections were one of the myriad can't-miss cures we had tried in order to help...