51.   Several students began to cry.

52.   So, as the weather worsened, the huddled students began to chant.

53.   Some students begin right away to experiment with the new sensation, trying aerial somersaults and spins.

54.   Some students begin dropping out in November and others graduate in January.

55.   Some students begin jockeying for interviews as juniors or even sophomores, vying for internships that might help them clinch a full-time, permanent job later.

56.   Some students have begun to turn their invective on the government, suggesting that Muruli was killed by police because he was a potential opposition leader.

57.   Some students began crying, worried about relatives in the World Trade Center.

58.   Some students have begun to turn their invective on the government, suggesting that Muruli was killed by the police because he was a potential opposition leader.

59.   Students are beginning exams, and the campus has been bursting with Rose Bowl fever.

60.   Students begin to look for sites that have reliable information that can help with homework.