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...money, given by NELC alum Gordon Gray Jr. ’65, will provide a steady source of funding to a department that has been strapped for resources because of its growing popularity over the past decade and recent interest sparked by the terrorist attacks...
Fortunately, the search did not have to be too extensive. In charming downtown Alewife, an area that drew architectural inspiration from the proposals for the Science Center that were turned down for being too gray and depressing, one can find the perfect antidote to the pretension of Harvard Square. A 10-minute drive from Harvard is Lanes and Games (195 Concord Turnpike, Route 2 East), a deluxe candlepin bowling alley that provides jaded, cynical students the ultimate night...
...HUPD received a complaint regarding an person behaving aggressively at Au Bon Pain. The suspect, believed to hang around the Coop, Pit and Kiosk areas, is described as “a white tall male of medium build who is not well-kept, scruffy, has thinning gray hair and smiles...
...often uses the first person when talking about American aims, as he did when talking about North Korea. "I believe in freedom," he said, summing up his hard-line approach to the rogue nation, as if that were all that needed to be said. "He sees no shades of gray," says National Security Adviser Condi Rice...
...Olympics bout of mononucleosis to set a world record at 1,000 meters. They brought American flavoring to such traditional sports as figure and speed skating, and red, white and blue pizzazz to the newer events. A few of the world's top snowboarders bypassed the old, gray Olympics, but surely they now regret their decision, as their sport juiced what became, in Salt Lake, a vibrant, joyous pageant...