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...odds less favorable. Like people concerned about an ailing family member in a distant city, they seem a little wistful, and maybe a little helpless too. The days pass slowly way out West, so folks have a lot of time to watch the news--and little power to affect...
...white powder of most concern to locals is snow, not anthrax spores. "Not being able to pay my heating bills is my imminent threat," says Brian Williams, who waits the lunch shift. "I work three jobs and don't travel," he explains, "so I don't expect terrorism to affect me much. I'm in my own survival mode...
...don’t think [the policy change] will have such a big impact,” said Kristin J. Hung ’04, a Mather House pre-med. “I’m not opposed to the change as it won’t affect the way I perform in the exam...
Each has dealt with the pressure that their school and community has placed on them in a different way. Martin claims that the article and publicity have had no affect on him. Matias struggled with Hodgkin’s disease during her senior year of high school, an experience she says has greatly influenced her perspective. “I’m just here because I’m happy to be here,” she says. “Not because it’s Harvard. I don’t have the need to be better...
Midway through the third game, Illingworth tripped and got up holding his hand. The incident did not seem to affect his play, though, and he continued to stave off Broadbent’s furious comeback efforts...