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...least even par.”And, said Hynes, “he doesn’t wate any shots. I don’t expect [that performance] to be a one time thing.”A Boca Raton, Fla. native, Shore is unfazed by New England weather. He has played in this kind of weather before, and anyway, “the weather is what it is,” he said. “[The bottom line is] the ball has to drop into the hole.”JOHN CHRISTENSENThe one thing Christensen?...
...Undergraduate Council (UC) will top last year’s success, as they announced Monday that the reemerging Wyclef Jean is to headline this November’s fall concert.Campus-wide concerts have been conspicuously hit-or-miss over the past few years. Constrained by budgets, weather, time-tables, security issues, and numerous other complications, we have witnessed a spotty success rate of large-scale shows, making many students suspicious of every new UC concert choice. Most notoriously, last year’s failed attempts to bring Snoop Dogg—efforts that lost thousands of the UC?...
...thought it, and nature responded with such biblical overreaction (the heaviest weather in the Pacific Northwest in 70 years, days of snow, ice, thaw, rainstorms, flood, power failures) that I began to feel guilty...
...mountains of Washington, Oregon and California and paralyzing Seattle, which rarely sees anything but rain. Then a second storm rolled in, and after that a third. By New Year's Day the Northwest and British Columbia had been pounded by a week of unrelentingly foul and often deadly weather...
...ignoring the Kyoto agreement in favor of Big Business. But warning signals from nature in the form of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita cannot be ignored. Max Desouza Toronto For decades scientists, environmentalists and meteorologists have been saying that human-generated pollution is producing global warming that is altering the weather. Now it appears it might also be causing more of the worst type of hurricane. Only a few skeptics, industrialists and political opportunists remain unconvinced. But the taxpayers are the ones who have to finance ill-advised and heedless policy decisions, and then pay more to clean up after weather...