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...would-be tourists standing around an American flag. Just as they had been doing each day at 10 a.m., 12 p.m., and 2 p.m. for more than a month, Jones and Schofield-Bodt headed towards the yard, leading the group that by the end of the 70-minute tour would grow to more than 50. When they explained the three lies of John Harvard, the crowd reacted with the usual, polite ooh’s and ahh’s of a Harvard tour. But they got the greatest response out of the crowd when they told them about...
...Harvard College students looked to fuel their summer vacation with a simple idea: serve up an off-beat tour of Harvard Yard and the surrounding areas to the visitors that abound in Harvard Square. But as critical e-mails and meetings with University officials flooded in, it became clear that their idea was, at least in Harvard’s eyes, anything but simple...
...mails laid out a number of concerns with the two students’ tours—among them the tour’s original “The Harvard Tour” title, the use of certain pictures of Harvard in tour materials, and the tour’s status, in the office’s opinion, as a student business...
...late May, raiding several apartments in Madrid, where they found stashes of frozen blood, steroids, growth hormones and EPO, among other substances. Five people were arrested, including a doctor, Eufemiano Fuentes, who has links to many lite riders. The Spanish Cycling Federation handed over a report to Tour officials implicating the three high-profile barred riders in the doping ring. The report also named five riders from the Astan-Wrth team, forcing all nine of its riders off the Tour (a team needs six cyclists to start the race). So although he's not named in the probe...
That leaves the Tour de France field, already wide open in the wake of Armstrong's retirement, an even wilder mishmash. Asked shortly before the race began about his improving prospects, American Floyd Landis just sighs. "Jesus," says Landis, "I have to wait to know who's here--which is sad to say, because [the race] starts in about 24 hours." It could be the Tour's roughest ride...