Word: killing
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...spring. The word conjures up warmer weather, rollerblading along the Charles and those notorious kill-the-passerby Frisbee games in the Yard. In these last weeks before spring arrives, seniors are finishing (or starting) their theses, midterms abound and visions of alcohol-induced stupors in equatorial locales dance in our heads. Here at Harvard, the blooming of the crocuses also signals the arrival of the most important season of all--application season...
While the Engineer defense didn't offer Laing much support in the third period, it was sharp through the first two, especially on the penalty kill. The Crimson power play had been improving over the past few games, but it struggled mightily on Saturday, going...
...which one TV commentator called an "unindicted co-conspirator." Even some cops expect a day of reckoning. Says a Brooklyn sergeant: "If there is anyone who should have been on trial, it is the department. Those guys went out for numbers--they didn't go out to kill anyone--but the department wants guns and numbers...
...than high art. So when World Wrestling Federation chairman Vince McMahon pulled the plug on commercials for a controversial wrestling documentary that were scheduled to air during UPN's "SmackDown!" and USA Network's "Sunday Night Heat" and "Raw Is War," the movie's producers sensed a bid to kill their film. Imagine Entertainment says McMahon has a case of sour grapes because it wouldn't let him buy "Beyond the Mat," which was nominated for a Director's Guild award in the Best Director category. A WWF spokesman claims it's a publicity stunt, and the company...
...vote for the guy who can beat Gore." Mathematically, of course, moral victories don't count for much. "It all comes down to who takes the most delegates," says Gibbs. "And even if McCain does wonderfully on Tuesday - the following week's primaries [the Bush-friendly Southern Tuesday] could kill his chances...