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...thin beard lining a round face. "I didn't know what to say." The son had even come up with a proposed target. "There was an American checkpoint near his school, and he said, 'They won't suspect me because I'm a kid, so I can walk right up to them and explode the belt...
...Street, after neighborhood residents successfully petitioned to have truck traffic limited to Cowperthwaite Street. According to Greenfield, Healy originally proposed a Jersey Barrier extending along all of Cowperthwaite Street. But under that plan, Greenfield said, “there would no pedestrian traffic, and you couldn’t walk through the Leverett Towers courtyard. The shuttles would go up Grant Street, near DeWolfe, instead of Dunster and Mather.” After students expressed concerns about this plan, Thomas J. Lucey, Harvard’s director of community relations for Cambridge, brought the current design to the table...
...show displayed 24 pieces on nine different models, who were chosen from modeling agencies in Boston and had to audition in front of Gordon, Remele, and Whitman to prove they had what it takes to walk down a runway...
...When we were seniors, a lot of sophomores on the team were really intimidated by him, like he was a total stud, but he’d just walk up to them and say ‘hi’ and start joking with them,” Tucci said...
...typical types of TFs, for it is ironic how they are so different in design, but so similar in their level of ineptitude. The typical science or math TF’s command of English is usually shaky at best, and totally non-existent at worst. When you walk into your section and feel a seismic wave of relief that practically knocks you to the floor when a TF speaks a clear and coherent sentence in English, you know your expectations have fallen unreasonably low for what your $40,000/year is supposedly buying. Meanwhile, the humanities TF can usually speak...