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...tide could have turned when Harvard killed off a five-minute major, but Vermont continued to apply the pressure...
Like thousands of poor Tamil villagers, Kumaresan Velu, 29, had been lured to Bangalore, India's booming computer capital, where construction jobs pay $3 a day. To tide him over until he could find work, he agreed to sell his blood. Velu was taken to Yellamma Dasappa, a private hospital, and sedated after admission. When he was discharged eight days later, he had a 25-cm scar on his side. He later learned that his left kidney was missing. Within days, nine other victims told police a similar tale...
With the city's hands tied by economicconstraints, property owners alone may be able toturn the commercial tide--and the largest propertyowner in Harvard Square is Harvard University...
...think the best way to win Sandra's love is to prove how amazingly clean you are now that Dunster has hot water. Whenever you have a chance and Sandra is within ear shot, be sure to mention showers, soap, shampoo, deoderant, Tide...whatever. Make sure you're always well groomed and smell like a Spring breeze. You could also get your friends to spread rumors about how obsessively clean you are, and how upset you had been when you couldn't bathe...
Over the past three decades, the tide of Republican conservatism has swept across our nation. Beginning with the Barry Goldwater campaign of 1964 and climaxing with the historic Republican Congressional victories of 1994, Republicans and conservatives have become more and more influential in our nation's politics. Even liberal strongholds such as Massachusetts and New York have come to elect Republicans to their highest offices. People of all ages, races and creeds are coming to identify more and more with the Republican Party. And in a national poll, it was discovered that more college students identify with the Republican Party...