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Lydia Natoolo—a native of Uganda who lives in Boston and works with Resolve Uganda, one of the groups which organized the walk??noted in her speech that tens of thousands of children have been abducted in the midst of the region’s civil strife...
After Haviland went all seven innings in the opener, Walsh used an arsenal of hurlers in the nightcap. When freshman Eric Eadington seemed to lack his customary sharpness—Dartmouth loaded the bases in the top of the second on two hit batsmen and a walk??Walsh turned to sophomore Adam Cole, a converted reliever whose power fastball had worked the Crimson out of some late-inning jams in recent weeks...
More than 90 people—including members of the Harvard community—braved the cold and rain to raise awareness of the so-called “night commuter” children of northern Uganda in Boston’s first-ever “Gulu Walk?? on Saturday. “Night commuters” walk all night in order to avoid capture by and abduction into the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). Both students and local residents alike carried signs along a six-mile route through Cambridge before convening in the Winthrop...
...will take further research to find risk factors and a test for those who would have poor outcomes without tPA use. While this study did not find any significant predictors, Smith said it “suggest[s] that more attention be paid to patients’ ability to walk??something that often is not evaluated—since gait disturbance was a reason why several could not go home,” according to an MGH press release. “We really need a multi-centered approach so that further studies can be carried out with...
...when Haviland allowed the first two Cornell batters to reach base—on a single and a walk??and continued to miss high with a fastball that “didn’t have much pop,” as he said later, the youngster needed to find inspiration...