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...week for the first time since 1993. Coach Roger Hughes’ shutdown D (274 yards surrendered per game) has led the team to victories over the Patriot League’s top three.The same can not be said for defending champion Brown. The Bears’ bid to repeat will all but end with a loss in Jersey, and the suddenly porous defense, giving up more than 400 yards per game, and floundering running game do not bode well. Now, could Princeton suffer a letdown after earning Top 25 recognition? Could it be looking ahead to a huge game...
...been a little bit boring and redundant. I happened to know everything that they were saying and I think that the other students did too,” Tainsh said. However, Loretta Kim ’99, a freshman proctor, said that while the sessions do repeat information that freshmen already know, they are designed to reinforce certain messages. “It is very different learning the information off-campus in any setting before you get here and then actually being on campus,” she said. “So if you do have an issue...
...they tend to hold their breath because they’re stressed, so keep the mother breathing.” If help still hasn’t arrived (what is taking so long?!?!), be prepared to ease the baby out and catch it. Do not, repeat, do not cut the umbilical cord. If applicable, wrap the baby in the ROTC sweatshirt you put down earlier. Finally, tell the mother that you would be honored to have the baby named after you, saving little Cougar a lot of heartache in her middle school years...
It’s not surprising. After experiencing the stress of recruiting season, is it any surprise that Harvard students approach relationships like it’s a job? Even on dates, people often repeat their résumés as if they’re on interviews...
...History isn't supposed to repeat itself so quickly, but George W. Bush's tardy response last year to Katrina's devastation of the Gulf Coast echoed almost exactly the lethargy that enveloped the Royal Family of Britain eight years before, in the days following the car crash that killed Princess Diana. Like Bush in Crawford, the Queen stayed holed up in Balmoral, her country estate in Scotland, while her subjects, shocked by the violent death of the blond goddess whose flaws they cherished as much as her charms, sobbed their hearts out. Strange, isn't it, how the powerful...