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...injuries were pretty serious, and bumping along in a sled for six or seven hours in 10 degrees Fahrenheit can’t be comfortable,” Laursen wrote in an e-mail. “A strong gust of wind on snow like that can catch even an experienced climber off guard.” Pihl said that she was glad that group was able to help. “We were all very pleased with the way we were able to respond to the situation,” said Pihl, “It?...
...implies that O’ Sullivan knows what he’s talking about. “I didn’t know about it until this Friday,” says Sophie F. Brickman ’07. “New bars in the Square seem to catch on really fast, so suddenly everyone was there Friday and Saturday.” As the owner of two other successful Tommy Doyle’s locations, O’ Sullivan hopes that the Harvard bar will be the “jewel in the crown, as they...
...pleasant kind of humming. Happy, unself-conscious, slightly flighty and more than a little girly. It comes out whenever I halt the conversation to scribble in my notebook to catch up. And when I run out of the restaurant to feed the parking meter, she grabs the pad and writes, "Note to self: buy Felicity presents." She giggles and touches my arm and asks me lots of questions about myself. If all that weren't femme enough, she refers to herself by her nickname, Flicka; points out her favorite knitting store across the street; and admits that the night before...
...proud of the way we battled back, didn’t give up, and had chances to tie the game,” said Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. “But the old adage is, ‘Catch-up hockey is losing hockey.’ We know that all too well.” NOTES Defenseman Jack Christian and center Paul Dufault did not play yesterday. Both sat out with nagging injuries...Coming into this weekend, Yale had zero league wins. But the Bulldogs defeated Brown 5-2 on Friday night and earned...
Energy Innovations, launched in 2000, designed a generator that uses 25 mirrors to bounce light toward a silicon collector that is smaller than a square foot. A microchip continuously analyzes the light hitting the collector and repositions the mirrors to catch the most photons...