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...very soonest would be next year,” says Kiely. “I would think that if it goes well, it could possibly be next year or the year after...
...having universal key access could give them a safe haven. I wish that universal keycard access could be available to everyone—but perhaps if it were rolled out to a smaller group of people first, then those that need the benefit soonest could get it, while House Masters and the University administration might be able to gather more data about whether it makes sense to roll out the change to the undergraduate community as a whole...
Ashbery read from some recent prose-poems and older classics, including his self-declared “one-size-fits-all confessional poem,” “Soonest Mended.” In the poem, Ashbery meditates on “starting out” and “coming back” and how the two are intertwined. But this inevitable cycle is not so much an exercise in futility as it is a constant return to a place of self-searching and inspiration. In “The Painter,” we again see Ashbery?...
...Italian might, of course, be able to find one in Utah, not to mention a license to use it. But not during the Games, when different rules are applicable, so lets send him home soonest. Meantime, watch him closely. And if you're a fan of true sportsmen, watch Ohno, too. He'll be back in the 5,000-meter relay on Saturday. For a final victory lap, we hope and presume...
...Clinton administration envisions deploying 100 rocket interceptors in Alaska to counter a missile threat from North Korea, the rogue state it considers most likely to field long-range missiles the soonest. Last week, the CIA repeated a warning it has delivered to the White House before that Pyongyang could have missiles capable of striking...