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...comments followed McAuliffe’s tearful reaction when Brown coach Digit Murphy, working as a correspondent for CSTV, asked McAuliffe how it felt to play in the defensive zone against Krissy Wendell and Natalie Dartwitz. Glancing down at the game’s stat sheet, McAuliffe shook her head “No,” then lost composure for a moment and held her head in her hand...
...killed six cell members and sent Salama to the hospital for months. The wire I spotted in his ear is a souvenir: a hearing aid for his badly damaged sense of sound. When I noted that at 32, he had practically reached retirement age for a militant, Salama firmly shook his head. "The happiest day of my life was when I went back to this war after I was wounded," he said. " The day I am not active is bleak to me. The only thing that harms Hamas is those who do nothing...
...initial exchanges, students banded together with new housemates and trekked to Annenberg, the first-year dining hall, to take part in their annual welcoming to upperclass life. All 12 residential Houses—including for the first time Adams House—were present, and members from each House shook salutatory posters, chanted and all but attacked their incoming sophomores...
Summers appeared after the first game, and shook the hand of each Crimson player. As if spurred on by his presence, the squad played what McKiernan called “some of the best volleyball of the season,” confidently trouncing Sacred Heart during a game in which it never trailed...
Four uniformed Harvard University Police Department officers stood in front of the entrance to 1280 Mass. Ave., and another four were in the street and on the sidewalk, as protesters shook pebble-filled water bottles and drummed on water jugs...