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...began on Oct. 12, 1940--on Yom Kippur, a little more than a year after Hitler's invasion of Poland--when the Nazis decreed the establishment of the Warsaw ghetto; 400,000 Jews would be confined in 1.3 sq. mi., roughly the size of New York City's Central Park. The story has been told before--a once thriving Jewish community, the largest outside New York, squeezed incrementally by humiliation, poverty, hunger, cold, starvation, epidemics of typhus and tuberculosis, marauding Nazis who murdered on a free-lance basis, and at last, mass systematic deportations, the hopeless trudge to Umschlagplatz...
Some companies are getting permission from arenas to sublease their suites. Stadiums are also permitting joint ownership. At one of the newest, Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wis., 75% of the suites are co-owned, some by as many as four firms...
...week, they'd be a lot like baseball fans. At least, they'd be like the ones who voted in Major League Baseball's Memorable Moments poll, the results of which were announced Wednesday night before Game 4 of the World Series at the San Francisco Giants' Pacific Bell Park...
Both the men’s and women’s teams look forward to more stiff competition as they prepare for the Ivy League’s only Heptagonal meet at Van Cortland Park...
...Late at night, there is no place to escape to, and no blue emergency lights within sight. Many students chose to take the short cut through Cambridge Commons, and although the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) has acknowledged that many “incidents” occur in the park every year, not a single emergency box exists there to date. The street lighting is practically worthless, and few cars and even fewer people pass within hearing distance. Walking alone, late at night, I—and my fellow Quadlings—are often left with no sense of security...