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...Still, a Cabot House intramural representative, Evie Spanos ’06, said that “intramural games have been regularly cancelled or delayed at the QRAC because of equipment problems.” Spanos said she had to drive to the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) to replace the Quad facility’s one flat volleyball. The manager of Recreational Services in the Athletic Department, Jake Olkkola, said that the situation would change soon. “I have a plan right now to get new equipment up to the QRAC for many different sports...
...morning and with the imminent horrible weather, I’m not sure how I’m going to feel about getting up so early, but both times [I have attended] it’s been a lot of fun,” Tesfai said. Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) Fitness Program Manager Dawn Murdock said that the group exercise programs offer multiple advantages to people of all types of fitness. “Most people, if they work out on their own, are not internally motivated,” Murdock said. “Most people are motivated...
GETTING THE SKINNY AT MICKEY D'S Ever wonder how many calories are in a Big Mac? In a new effort to cast itself as a health-conscious company, McDonald's has promised to put nutritional information--calories, fat, protein, carbohydrates--right on the packaging of all its products. The new wrappers will arrive in early 2006. And that Big Mac? It has 560 calories...
...near Augusta, Maine with a default warrant from his previous arrest on the Harvard College campus. He has pled not guilty to the charges in Cambridge District Court, and is being held on a $2 million bail. Bennett was arrested in front of the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) in April after a dramatic chase that started with him masturbating in a window visible to the public near Peet’s Coffee and ended with him being tackled by a contingent of Harvard University and Cambridge Police officers. The default warrant used to arrest him in Maine was outstanding...
...Bates Nut Farm in Valley Center, Calif., which gets more than 10,000 visitors on weekends in October, doesn't actually grow any nut trees but sells more than a dozen varieties of nuts that it buys from around the world. The farm does grow 15 acres of "Big Mac" pumpkins weighing 50 lbs. or more, but owner Tom Ness admits that 60% of the pumpkins he sells are shipped in from other growers. "It kind of bums me out that they didn't grow all their own pumpkins," says Georgia Zarifes, 39, who showed up with friends...