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...bulk of the competition will occur on Sunday, with the men's and women's heavyweight and lightweight crews racing in the afternoon...
...weakest parts of the play occur when the Son lashes out in stock criticism of bourgeois society. When he flees to New York after the accident, he exults over his poverty and freedom in terms a college sophomore might use. Those moments do not do justice to the complexity of character wrought in the first half...
...have to recognize that the nature of war is that there are incidents that occur [that] no one wished would have happened," HSI Vice President Myles S. Brody '01 wrote in an e-mail message. "However, the State of Israel is committed to reducing the amount of casualties in this unfortunate conflict, and we are proud of this commitment. This came shining through when the Israelis gave the [Palestinian Authority] three hours notice before they bombed Ramallah and Gaza City so that they could defend Israel's safety with minimal loss of life...
...coin. So just as you would be surprised to get exactly 50 million heads out of 100 million tosses, you would be equally surprised by a voting deadlock. Of course, as the polls become more uneven, the coin becomes lopsided and the probability that a tie will occur decreases drastically (because the number of voters is so large...
Since beef, chicken and fish are good sources of protein and vitamins, nutritionists stress that a vegetarian diet requires vigilance, especially during the growth spurts that occur in adolescence. Strict vegans, especially menstruating girls, have to be particularly careful to get enough iron, zinc, calcium and B12. (B12 is not found in vegetables.) Yet most experts agree that the diet is eminently manageable. "It's easier to absorb and maintain the necessary nutrients if you eat a little bit of meat or fish," says Bier. But beans, tofu, peanut butter, broccoli, milk, eggs and whole grains can provide protein, iron...