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...great way to kill some time--maybe too much time. All of a sudden you look up, and say, 'Whoa, it's four in the morning...
...Whoa there, Coach. Some Harvard fans are happy enough having a team they can look to year after year and say, without any reservation, "We are the champions." Cornell 0 Harvard...
According to Bites, more than 2,500 students participated in the program and raised a total of $5,000. Whoa. Waitaminute. You don't need to have passed the QRR to figure out that those plates to rice and beans apparently cost the dining halls seven bucks a piece. My point is, it really would be nice to be able to bring guests into the dining hall for a reasonable price. I think this is particularly apparent to those of us with off-campus friends...
...fiasco nearly turned tragic a week later, when journalist Veronica Guerin, who had written a profile of the chief suspect, was wounded at her home by a gunman; police believe the attack was linked to her report. Says actress Catherine Punch, 27: ``People tend to glamourize criminals and say, `Whoa, they got away with it.' If the police make a mess of things, then the robbers look even better.'' SYDNEY: Public Private Lives Ever since former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke separated from his wife Hazel, 65, in November, rumors have been flying that he was in love with Blanche...
...whoa be it for anyone to think that e-mail itself is a private medium. The popular metaphor is to think of communication by e-mail as akin to communication by postcard. That is, as an e-mail message is sent across the country, and anybody with enough technical prowess can pick it up, read it and copy it. (Interestingly enough, however, the nature of the Internet protocol makes it virtually impossible for someone along the way to prevent the message from reaching its destination...