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Expertly wielding a 35-inch sword, a Marine officer sliced up a giant chocolate cake to the strains of Auld Lang Syne to kick off a celebration of the 230th anniversary of the Marine Corps at Harvard Business School (HBS) Thursday. In a reunion laced with military tradition, 200 current and former Marines and officers gathered to hear about the history of the Corps, which was founded in 1775 at a Philadelphia tavern, and to discuss more contemporary challenges facing Marines in Iraq. Entering the event, festive Marines in uniform shouted “Happy Birthday?...
...Echo, Fox and Golf companies, from the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marines took the southern slice of the city, which runs almost two miles west to east, while units from the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines moved into the northern half. Embedded with Fox and Golf companies of the 2/1, This reporter saw little fighting in the first three days of the operation, but had advanced about halfway through the city by mid-day Monday. By then, one Marine from the 3/6 had been killed and several others from the 2/1 wounded. The number of insurgents killed was unknown, with estimates ranging...
...chicken breast from the grille Three red onions slices Two tomato slices Two pieces of cheese Two slices of bread Barbecue sauce and mayonnaise Spread barbecue sauce and mayo on each slice of bread, Add cheese, oninons, chicken, and tomatoes. Place sandwich in George Foreman grill until cheese is melted...
...first play, “A Slice of Life,” began the festival with a sardonic awareness of tradition, which suited the budding playwrights’ efforts to forge their own, new dramatic conventions. In it, a father who wants to circumcise his son according to family ritual is prevented from doing so. In an ironic twist, the professional he hires botches...
...drama focuses on the now-adolescent son’s excruciating explanation of these events to his first real love interest. Written by Michael C. Mitnick ’06 and directed by Mary Birnbaum ’07, “A Slice of Life” stood out as one of the festival’s most fully conceived and professionally produced plays...