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...simply fill up their car with gas and leave the keys in the vehicle. "It's better than having a fugitive break into your house and take you hostage," says Bob Wood, publisher of the Florence Citizen, with a shrug. "All they want to do is get out of town." Even though he doesn't live in fear, Wood says he's increasingly concerned about problems at the federal prison complex. And he's not alone...
...shells. The corpses are now crosses on cemetery lawns. For Australians, the war is not only 90 years in the past but immensely far away. Yet Anzac Day ceremonies and battlefield pilgrimages are more popular than ever?and even the indifferent can't ignore the memorials in every town. When Les Carlyon passes one, "I find I just stop and read the names," he says. "You might be in a little hamlet in the bush and you'll see the same name three times, and you think, They might be brothers, cousins. Maybe a father and his sons. It still...
...figured it would be a good way for me and my brother to get involved with the community, meet some new friends, new people.” The Du boys took to the ice early, never dismayed by the fact that there was only one other Chinese family in town. After all, everyone looks alike behind a facemask. “Getting involved in hockey early definitely helped,” says Kevin, the elder of the two boys, who was hooked on the game before the age of 10 and had plenty of coaches push...
...ECAC Tournament and, if Harvard gets the right breaks and excels, the NCAA Tournament. The first games to circle on the 2006-2007 schedule will take place on the Crimson’s home sheet at Bright Hockey Center. On Dec. 1, the Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs come to town for a two-game set. Last year, Harvard fell 6-1 and 6-1 to the Bulldogs in Minnesota. Those two games are only the start of the hardest part of the schedule, which comes in December. The Crimson also faces UNH and Dartmouth in that month. “Again...
...well—if we make mistakes—we’ll get beat,” he added.Harvard has seen title dreams ruined at Franklin Field before, a field that has been extremely unfriendly to Crimson teams. In 2002, with ESPN’s College Gameday in town, Harvard fell hard to a Penn team in a de facto championship game.The Crimson did bounce back two years later, clinching the Ivy title with a 31-10 win in 2004 that also marked the first time Harvard had won in Philadelphia since 1980.But, as Penn’s struggles...