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...attached to your photo files, making online albums as searchable as the Web itself. And with 80% of the site's 8 million photos open to the public (you can set your privacy levels when you join), Flickr lets you browse images related to everything from "architecture" to "zoo." But the real fun is in Flickr's feisty online community: more than 650,000 people are already members, and everyone can add their own comments and tags to public pics, as well as start their own special-interest photo group (pictures of bonsai trees, anybody?). Sign-up is free...
Together, we have learned to live away from home, chosen concentrations, coped with the zoo known as Annenberg, figured out blocking, been punched (fortunately, by clubs), searched for jobs, joined organizations, suffered through 7 a.m. practices, crammed for exams, triumphed, failed, held each other’s hair back, slain the thesis beast, whined, dined, thought, joked, laughed, and, most recently, partied in Cabo. It has been an amazing four years...
...Number of elephants in Seoul that ran wild for five hours after escaping from a children's zoo. One woman was injured and a restaurant destroyed...
Silverman's family suspects a lapse on the part of the zoo. Said the woman's brother Barry Silverman, 38: "There is no way my sister would have walked into the area if the tigers had been there. She would not have been that careless." Robin's death marked the second time that tragedy had struck the family: in 1969 a son died in a freak accident. Said Sol Silverman, 62: "It's a lot of loss. Seeing my son and daughter lying next to each other in the cemetery was very difficult...
...enclosed area with tigers are 100%. "Tigers regard a human as a meat meal," he said. "I've worked with tigers for seven years, and under no circumstances would I put myself under those conditions." People have called for the destruction of the animals that attacked Robin Silverman. Zoo Director William Conway disagrees. Says he: "We're not going to vilify normal, healthy tigers for doing what tigers...