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...there was this freakish wind that just tore through the pavilion as I was talking with Jones. Then there was this torrent of rain. He basically said that the Temple was being destroyed from within, and what he meant by that was that these defectors-were going to tell the world eventually what was really going on inside Jonestown, and that the end was drawing near. So it was a very ominous moment before we even left Jonestown...
...said, "Ko Xoogiái, ti gi xahoaisoogabagai." (Hey Dan, I want to talk to you.) He continued, "The Pirahãs know that you left your family and your own land to come here and live with us. We know that you do this to tell us about Jesus. You want us to live like Americans. But the Pirahãs do not want to live like Americans. We like to drink. We like more than one woman. We don't want Jesus. But we like you. You can stay with us. But we don't want to hear...
...Quakers coach Al Bagnoli said. “You’re kind of sitting there saying, ‘what’d you do wrong?’ But, you know, that’s…I don’t know what else to tell you. We had 445 to 261, and we managed to lose the game.”So how exactly has Harvard been winning these games?“There are three or four games on our schedule we easily could’ve lost if our kids didn?...
...NCAAs in their young careers. “It’s exciting,” Richardson said. “I don’t really know what to make of it. I’m excited to experience what Nationals is like and be able to tell the team about it for when we qualify next year.” With tremendously talented youth on both squads, another year of experience may turn this Crimson ambition into a reality. —Staff writer Max N. Brondfield can be reached at mbrondf@fas.harvard.edu...
...Atlantic universities requires two things New York City public schools don't have: money and fields. But given the election, it was, after all, a week of firsts. "All of our students were excited about the election," said Anderson. "For us educators, Obama's victory means that when we tell these students that they can do anything, it's not hyperbole." And so, on an unseasonably warm Friday afternoon, 35 middle-school students showed up to learn how to play lacrosse...