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...single reactor. Nuclear plants also avoid the highly toxic chemicals used in solar-panel production, and again, a single reactor can generate more electricity than many square miles of solar panels exposed to constant sunlight. And the nuclear plant can do this in any weather and around the clock...
Harvard ended its season yesterday with one of the most impressive goals of the weekend. Trailing with only seconds on the clock, junior goalkeeper Shami Entenman volleyed the ball up to the four Crimson players lined up in front of the Terrapins’ goal. As the ball flew towards the cage, co-captain Kristina Berqquist tipped it in with only two seconds remaining in the game...
...Crimson trailed, 10-8, with seven minutes left on the clock before the Bison went on the attack, netting a goal less than a minute later. After Harvard pulled within two, sophomore Monica Zdrojewski brought the deficit to one midway through the period, but Bucknell had one goal left in it, ultimately taking the game...
...sprinting down Garden Street, a little out of breath, laptop case bumping awkwardly at the hip. My eyes glanced sideways at Harvard Square’s all-knowing digital clock, checking the time and groaning inside. A meeting at Currier started five minutes ago and I live in Adams. “I...can...make...it,” I tell myself between inhales. Cambridge Common flies...
Others have tried to catalyze action with mixed results. As a cabin counselor for fifth graders, I was once the target of an elaborate scheme by my 10-year-old campers who moved our cabin clock 15 minutes forward while I was sleeping. They were tired of getting to arts and crafts after all the good popsicle sticks had been claimed...