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...though H Bomb was relatively subdued, its audience seemed more than satisfied. “When we were door-dropping last spring,” Cieplack-von Baldegg said, “people were stealing it out of each others?? door boxes.” Zealous readers can compare H Bomb to its spawn when H Bomb’s second issue appears this month...
...occupation tragically muted the democratic voice of the people. It undermined the election’s legitimacy for the Sunnis and other key sectors of the population opposed to American influence in their country. It produced conditions that kept many voters away from the polls, limited others?? knowledge of who and what they were voting for and caused voting irregularities across wide areas of the country...
Unlike last season’s 8-1 Trinity blowout, both teams appeared to be evenly matched from the start. Co-captain Lindsey Wilkins, playing at No. 2, grabbed a 1-0 lead over her opponent Vaidehi Reddy as both players played a patient game of waiting for each others?? mistakes. But Reddy fought back to take the next three matches and claim...
University Health Services and PharmaCare have not yet determined whether anyone had accessed others?? confidential drug purchase histories, said Wrinn, but plan to follow up on every visit to the site by a Harvard affiliate. Preliminary analysis shows that not many Harvard affiliates had used the PharmaCare site, he said...
...get—this is what too many of you seem to forget. “Coleridge may be said to be both a classical and a romantic, but then so may Dryden, depending on your point of view. In some respects, this statement is unquestionably true; but in others??” On through the night...