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...medical emergency, Michael and his beloved knife are involved somehow...
...fail. As long as you put in a decent amount of effort, it is likely that you get something between A and C (although certainly there are exceptions). One could call that grade inflation and claim that it gives us an advantage against students at other universities. But somehow I doubt that things are much different elsewhere, or that Yale, Princeton or the University of Pennsylvania hand out very many failing grades. Small private institutions (including Harvard), where students pay quite a lot to attend, are not looking to fail students...
...high. As I found with many science classes here, getting the A required sacrificing too much of the college experience. But if grade inflation really existed the way some claim, this episode certainly should not have happened. Maybe my experience has been the exception rather than the rule, but somehow, I don't think...
According to HASCS, the firewall is a content-neutral filter in the interests of limited bandwidth. But in reality, it implicitly suggests that certain types of network usage are somehow "less important" that others. For example, a firewall would allow a student to download the trailer for Star Wars: Episode II, but not allow that student to share the same file with others. But, for the larger online Star Wars community, both actions are equally important. A more "academic" example might be open-source software, which depends on a unique kind of active, community-wide participation. A firewall, however, adopts...
...Dartmouth would tie the game just over eight minutes later, when Dartmouth winger Jennifer Wiehn blocked a shot from the point and had a clean breakaway from center ice. Wiehn was stopped initially as she pressed for the low right corner but somehow found a way to light the lamp. The Crimson argued with the referees over the goal, but to no avail...