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Marist opened up a seven-point lead in the second half’s first six minutes on the heels of a 13-8 run keyed by what seemed like the entire Marist roster. Harvard struggled to respond, as the team could not put together any consistency on offense thanks to foul trouble for sophomore center Katie Rollins and co-captain Christiana Lackner. It wasn’t for lack of effort, though—bodies flew on a number of occasions, and the contest saw no less than four jump balls...
...play Kim's statement as a trump card in his case against Washington's plans to develop a national missile defense system. But, the following month, the North Korean leader told his South Korean guests: "I made this and other remarks as a passing, laughing matter. Putin did not respond at the time, but later seized on it firmly and things happened like that...
...absolutely spotless inbox, but its system of filters will allow you to divert those troublesome “academic” e-mails into a special folder, where they need never trouble your twitching, bloodshot eyes.In addition to filters, might I also recommend gmail’s vacation auto-responder for the academically distressed? With it, you can program gmail to generate an automatic response to each and every email that you receive, creating the illusion that you are actually a functioning human being. Something like, “Dear friend, I’m currently undergoing a personal crisis...
Eight of the 11 officers listed on H Bomb’s website have either graduated or are graduating next month. The current president of H Bomb, Ming Emily Vandenberg ’08, did not respond to repeated phone calls and e-mails for comment...
...much you can do but to take steps to prevent [fraud],” Wald said. According to the e-mail, the hacker exploited a software flaw and fraudulently accessed the database between October 2005 and last month. When UCLA discovered this activity on Nov. 21, the school responded by blocking all access to Social Security numbers, beginning an emergency investigation, and notifying the FBI, which is now investigating the incident as well. Cynthia S. Tseng ’10 called a UCLA identity-alert hotline last night to confirm the validity of the e-mail. “They...