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...equipment is supplied by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories, where the biologist has been working for two years on a piece of equipment that is suddenly commanding great interest: a continuous air-monitoring system that can detect within an hour the presence of any bacteria or virus in a basketball stadium, shopping mall or other indoor place. "It's like a smoke alarm" for harmful biological agents, says Langlois...
Pennsylvania came in second in the league with only one loss to its name—that coming in The Stadium two weekends ago. In its final game of the year, Penn (8-1, 6-1 Ivy) defeated Cornell 38-14 off the strength of 152 yards rushing courtesy of tailback Kris Ryan...
...large crowd congregated in front of the goalpost nearest the Harvard section of the stadium. Spurred on by cries of “Goalpost! Goalpost!,” the crowd began to push toward the post. A row of about 10 YUPD officers, assembled to prevent damage to the post, stood blocking the crowd’s path...
...week earlier, Murphy had written a letter to Harvard’s fans thanking them for their support in the previous week’s competition against Penn. He likened the stadium presence to having a “twelfth man” on the field...
Every other year thousands of Harvard students trek to The Game, but many never make it into the stadium. Instead fans spend their afternoon barbecuing, drinking or converging on tailgates like the Owl’s, which featured a beer pong table and a club-grade sound system under a large tent...