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...play at Pepsi Arena this week, until Mother Nature dumped a foot of snow on the Capital Region...
...creating traditions, we mean creating a class-based service project as opposed to rubbing the foot of a non-existent statue,” she said, referring to the statue of John Harvard in the Yard. She said another tradition she learned about from her internet search was a custom practiced at the University of Pennsylvania in which students “all walk around with canes” at a certain point before graduation...
...today’s world of violent and fast-paced sports, tennis is often viewed as a country-club hobby. Anyone who has set foot on a competitive tennis court knows, however, that this is not the case. The game is a battle, both mental and physical, and even the nicest of players must shed his geniality before stepping in between the lines...
...last Saturday, few customers wandered in. The store, which boasts over 15,000 titles, now sees as few as 20 customers per day. This lack of foot traffic, along with increasing competition and a slowing economy, has caused serious financial trouble for Grolier...
...peacekeepers are encountering little opposition, although 3,000 angry Aristide supporters demonstrated in front of the U.S. and French embassies last Friday. As Marines on foot and in humvees entered the capital's devastated neighborhood of La Saline, navigating the still smoking street barricades and bloodstained market stalls, the chimeres seemed to have slithered back into the woodwork. "Not one ounce of resistance," said a relieved Marine corporal who had just arrived from Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. "Not like what I'd been seeing on TV." But many Haitians who remember the 1994 invasion seemed dubious of America...