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American Red Cross disaster service workersarrived at the fire around midnight and began a'round-the-clock operation to provide emergencyservices for the families who lost their homes.Most of the residents were low-income Haitian andHispanic families...
Cambridge homicide detectives, in conjunction with the state police, began a round-the-clock investigation of the killing after finding the body Saturday. Detectives searched inside the Whalen home and scoured the grounds for clues...
...answer is typical Hawking -- droll, irreverent and totally honest. He needs nursing care around the clock, and even the distinguished Lucasian Professorship of Mathematics at Cambridge, a seat once held by Newton, doesn't pay enough to cover it. A victim of Lou Gehrig's disease (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS), Hawking can move only some facial muscles and one finger on his left hand, which he uses to pick out words on a computer touch-screen attached to his motorized wheelchair. He can search through the computer's dictionary by selecting the first letter or two of a word...
...things had a way of working out for Locker and his gang last September. With just 36 ticks left on the clock, junior Derek Swaim took a pass from captain Jason Luzak '93 and headed it into the back of the net. Goal for Swaim, victory for Harvard...
...individual members over for briefings in the Roosevelt Room of the White House. Tollgates would go on for 10 or 12 hours, sometimes 16, break for three or four, and then resume, often late at night. The process reached an absurd point when a tollgate continued past 2 o'clock on a Sunday morning...