Word: spills
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...their way to Mass. Hall for that day’s high-profile faculty meeting in Lowell Lecture Hall, probably had a lot on their mind as they waited to cross the street. Kaminsky, heading toward them, was probably not one of these concerns. When he took an unexpected spill, slipping on a patch of ice, it took the administration members a few seconds to catch on—but it took Crimson photographer Joseph P. Abel ’07 less time to immortalize the fall, creating the image that ran on the back cover of this magazine last...
Something you’ve always wanted to tell someone: The pair of dress shoes in my closet are like the children I never had because I paid $160 for them— so don’t spill your drinks on them...
...constellation of events, Cummings thinks Blair might just pull it off. If the opposition Conservatives, who bitterly oppose the constitution and expect to lead the no campaign, lose big in the May election and then become preoccupied with a nasty leadership battle, the public's frustration with them could spill over into the referendum. And what happens if the Brits, or anyone else, say no? Most experts think a no vote by a smaller country like Denmark or a new E.U. member like the Czech Republic would probably result in a second round of polling. In 1992, the Irish initially...
...scariest moment of the night for the Crimson came in the second period when sophomore forward Liza Solley took a spill into the boards and stayed down on the ice with an arm injury...
...disintegration of Russia." That may be hyperbolic, but such open opposition to the government is extremely rare in Putin's Russia - and the Kremlin is still jittery after Ukraine's orange revolution, fearing that some of the popular unrest that defeated Moscow's candidate for President might spill across the border. And independent Duma Deputy Vladimir Ryzhkov insists that the danger is real: "These spontaneous protests signal the moral end of Putin's corrupt secret-police regime," he told TIME. In some regions, such as Chelyabinsk in the Urals and Kemerovo in Siberia, authorities caved in and reinstated the transport...