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...counter-challenge; not to be outdone, Colbert quickly responded with a counter-counter-challenge. Winner: Draw—for now. The score should be settled when Decemberist Chris Funk takes on Colbert in a guitar solo competition on the Report this December 20th. 5. Bloc Party fans vs. Panic! at the Disco When Kele and co. agreed to open for and play second banana to Panic! during an extended tour, hipsters everywhere freaked out, realizing they’d have to go to concerts attended by scenesters. Winner: A pyrrhic victory for the fans. The tour got cancelled after Bloc...
...Ghost Map, Steven Johnson gives a ground-zero account of the outbreak that would take 50,000 lives before it was done. "Imagine the terror and panic," he writes, "if a biological attack killed 4,000 otherwise healthy New Yorkers over a 20-day period. Living amid cholera in 1854 was like living in a world where urban tragedies on that scale happened week after week...
...fire extinguisher and run up and down the stairwell,” he said. While the students gathered outside, the residents of D entryway were escorted into the dining hall and informed that the area had been closed down. “It wasn’t a panic,” Efron said. “At that point, we knew that it wasn’t a real fire.” For one student, not being allowed back into his room was particularly frustrating. “There was one kid outside in his boxers...
...minute and a half left in overtime, Wildcats guard Jermaine Anderson pulled up at the top of the key, several feet beyond the arc, and buried the three to ignite the suprisingly vocal 642 fans in attendance and give New Hampshire an 81-78 lead. The Crimson did not panic, and the two most experienced Harvard players on the court, Goffredo and senior center Brian Cusworth, executed the two-man game brilliantly. Guarded on the perimeter, Goffredo gave the ball up and swung around a screen from Cusworth, who had ventured out to the three-point line to pick...
...when foods are cooked at high temperatures, are more common in skinless chicken than chicken cooked with its skin on. Nevertheless, the results involving skinless chicken were unexpected, Michaud said. She cautioned that the findings are still new and that people who eat skinless chicken frequently should not necessarily panic. “This is really the first study to see this association,” she wrote. Students interviewed yesterday in dining halls said they found the study’s results surprising but not alarming. “That’s impressive...I did not know that...