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...water in his left. While Lane took the measured approach, runner-up Kevin O. Orfield ’10, went the opposite way. “My strategy was to put them in whole,” he said. “At one point I had to reach in with my finger and pull [the doughnut] back out. I was in the lead until then.” At half-time, onetime basketball captain Damian T. Long ’00, a former missionary in Kazakhstan, said in a speech that his involvement in AIA led him to work...
...placed particular emphasis on the Porter and Davis square stations, which are the furthest underground in the entire MBTA system. It also noted that no live exercise or rescue drills have ever been performed there, and that it might take a considerable amount of time for emergency responders to reach a hit area...
Message to the student body: the Undergraduate Council (UC) is looking for a few—actually, a bunch—of good undergrads. Like the myriad of student groups reaching out to new members and prospective compers this month, the UC is in the midst of a nearly three-week-long recruitment process, talking to any and all students interested in a stint in student government. Elections this year will even happen a week later than usual, in order to give potential candidates additional time to learn about the UC and campaigning. “We have the latest...
...trek to Europe every year, legally or not - a small but significant population is moving in the opposite direction. The generations of retirees who once flocked to Nice, St.-Tropez, or the Algarve are now exploring more exotic locales such as Thailand and Vietnam, and thereby extending Europe's reach beyond the acknowledged borders. And, at least officially, places like Morocco are thrilled at the prospect. To encourage investment, the kingdom offers foreign pensioners a tremendous incentive to bunk down in Morocco at least half the year: 80% tax relief on money placed in Moroccan investments or bank accounts. Just...
...treatment, however, is a bit pricey. The vaccine consists of three separate shots administered over six months and costs about $360, a price that is a reach for many U.S. families and an impossibility for most in developing nations. While Merck, Gardasil’s manufacturer, has stated that it is committed to providing Gardasil to the developing world and is working with the Gates Foundation to do so, it remains to be seen if and how this will be done, as many other vaccination programs for the impoverished have faltered. (In the United States, Gardasil is included...