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...full contact hitting practices without the necessary pads. At college practices, our coach walked around with lit cigarettes and stuck them in our players mouths (through their helmets) during the frequent breaks their tarred lungs demanded. The head coach of our college team-—a thirty two-year-old college dropout who spent all his time at parties thrown by kids half his age and slept on our fullback’s couch—was often interrupted during his “inspirational speeches” (which involved little more than the word...
According to the two-year-old Office of International Programs (OIP), 118 undergraduates will be spending time abroad this fall. Last fall 88 students headed overseas, while 55 did in fall 2002. Spring semester study abroad participants also rose slightly from 76 in 2003 to 83 students last year...
...capital, Dhaka, is under water. Thirty million people are in distress nationwide; nearly 500 people and 55,000 cows have died from drowning, disease or bites from snakes crowding the dry land. In her hut in eastern Dhaka, 20-year-old garment factory worker Rahela Khatoon chained her two-year-old son to a bamboo pole to save him from a black tide of sewage, pollution and the occasional swollen body floating past her front door. "It's like living on the edge of a boat," she says. "The snakes swim under the bed." With August historically bringing the heaviest...
...What's the most common query for the two-month-old service? "'What is the meaning of life?' is quite high up,'' says Myers. He adds that pubs are a natural habitat for AQA users-much as they have been for Shazam, the popular two-year-old service that identifies the names and artists of songs. AQA has given rise to what Myers calls "ego texting,'' in which twentysomethings "look for fame" by showing off to their friends that AQA knows something about them. People can also check practical information such as train schedules and event listings, but AQA will...
...roll out AQA in South Africa, Australia and either France or Germany early next year, followed by other countries including the U.S. What's the most common query for the two-month-old service? "'What is the meaning of life?' is quite high up,'' says Myers. He adds that pubs are a natural habitat for AQA users - much as they have been for Shazam, the popular two-year-old service that identifies the names and artists of songs. AQA has given rise to what Myers calls "ego texting," in which twentysomethings "look for fame" by showing off to their friends...