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...hefty lead. "We expect to carry well over 35% of the vote," Nikolai Azarov, chair of pr's political council, told Time. That would not be enough for an outright majority in the Rada but would mark an extraordinary rehabilitation for Yanukovych, the pr leader originally declared the winner of the 2004 presidential contest against Yushchenko but replaced by his rival after vote rigging provoked an outburst of popular rage. The office of President is not in contention but constitutional reforms have transferred the selection of Prime Minister and most of the Cabinet from the President to the Rada...
...noted. “They’re a team that struggled early on in the season but has played as well as anybody else in the country over the last 12 games.” Harvard also brings an impressive track record to Albany. Winners of five of the last six, the Crimson is ranked No. 12 in the country, just ahead of No. 15 Dartmouth. What Harvard hopes to avoid, though, is the lackluster effort that they brought to the rink on Friday night in the loss to St. Lawrence. This time around, as the tournament format shifts...
...FIRST SHOTS FIREDAt half past five, the battle finally starts. Two MCs trade 30 seconds worth of rhymes, spitting over beats provided by Massive’s in-house scratcher, DJ Rugged One. A panel of three TDS members deem Hang Liu ’09 to be the winner of the first bout. However, it was a close decision that elicited boos from the audience. Liu calmed the crowd. “Everyone’s entitled to their opinion,” he says over the mic. “No one has to defend...
...winner of the pie-eating contest was Math X instructor and Eliot House non-resident tutor Jonathan M. Bloom ’04, who ate one pound, eight ounces from two pies...
...Type A’s finished third. Harvard’s own non-profit record label, Veritas Records, sponsored the event in cooperation with Berklee’s Heavy Rotation Records. Fly Upright Kite won after two judges from Veritas, two from Heavy Rotation, and crowd response determined the winner. Asad Rahman, lead singer and rhythm guitarist for Fly Upright Kite, was impressed by the crowd’s enthusiasm. “We’re always looking for new places to play, just because at Berklee, people can be so fixated on what you’re doing...