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...female organizations join eight male final clubs—the oldest of which, the Porcellian Club, was founded...
...Every Isis member is invited to join us on for the NYC trip, but we just ask that you donate 60 dollars if you do want to come. Housing will be arranged by the punchmasters and Sarah will taken care of the Isis alumnae; the 60 dollars will cover dinner and the club - and hey, if you can pay $60 for a great dinner and a night of spectacularness as a VIP at a great club, it’s worth it! We are very excited about our second trip of the 2005 punch season to Pia?...
...Sophomore Stephanie Schnitter was not seeded in the singles draw, but had perhaps the most impressive showing of the five. Schnitter knocked off Jessica Siebel, Princeton’s No. 1 singles player, and Lynzee Keever, Marshall’s No. 1, before winning again yesterday to join her teammates in the Sweet 16. The combination of co-captains Anderson and Elsa O’Riain, seeded No. 1 in the doubles draw following impressive showings in this fall’s tournament circuit, cut through the first two rounds to move to the field...
When an Afghan commander refused to let his men join in a rescue mission, you quoted a U.S. sergeant who said, "Look at these Afghans. Why the hell should we be fighting their war?" Well, after 9/11, the war against the merciless Taliban regime suddenly became our war as well. I understand what men say in the heat of battle because I spent a year in combat myself. But slowly American troops will weed out the enemy, and as its desperation grows, we will continue to stride ahead with confidence and assurance, knowing we will severely punish those who dared...
...that in the end, all but the most affluent citizens will have two options. They can join Joy Whitehouse in the can-collection business, or they can follow in the footsteps of Betty Dizik of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who is into her sixth decade as a working American. She has no choice. Dizik did not lose her pension. Like most Americans, she never had one, or a 401(k). After her husband died in 1968, she held a series of jobs managing apartments and self-storage facilities, tasks that brought her into contact with the public. "I like working with...