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...LINE: Sleeper. Quiet, competent and base-friendly; an under-the-radar contender...
...didn’t have to worry about ending in disagreement, because they were lacking a key part to the argument: the opposition. Harvard Right to Life Vice President Peter A. Syski ’08 says the event fell under the small organization’s radar. Mascali says of the lack of debate: “They are more than welcome at our events, I was actually hoping for more of a dialogue.” Perhaps we’ll see more discussion with the upcoming movie, “Horton Hears...
...feeling at worst, cheated and at best, ignored. The timing of the announcement (in the middle of midterms and three days before spring break) and the method through which it was delivered signify that the House administrators were either attempting to slip the change in under the radar or simply did not understand the impact that such an announcement might have on rising seniors. Contrary to popular belief, Harvard students generally are more grounded and have better perspective than to waste time or energy whining about tiny bedrooms. But when the promise of good senior housing has been used...
...Pentagon's Missile Defense Agency, working out of Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado, has military officers peering at computer screens 24/7, looking for telltale signs of missile launches. An array of satellites and a huge floating radar in the Pacific are linked through those officers to ground-based missiles in Alaska and California and interceptor missiles aboard Navy warships. Since 2001, the Pentagon has shot down 34 out of 42 test missiles it has targeted. Critics contend the tests don't replicate real-world conditions, because the timing and trajectory of the target "incoming" missiles are known beforehand to those trying...
...didn’t have to worry about ending in disagreement, because they were lacking a key part to the argument: the opposition. Harvard Right to Life Vice President Peter A. Syski ’08 says the event fell under the small organization’s radar. Mascali says of the lack of debate: “They are more than welcome at our events, I was actually hoping for more of a dialogue.” Perhaps we’ll see more discussion with the upcoming movie, “Horton Hears...