Correction: December 9, 2003, Tuesday Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about a Hillside, N.J., man charged with killing his estranged wife, an elementary school teacher, misstated the timing of his arrest.
As hundreds of people marched to the hillside, young men with AK-47 assault rifles, some with black hoods over their faces, slipped off into side streets.
Take an episode when she is far away in the Arabian desert, stationed with her company on a lonely hillside, and the men are daring each other to do silly things - jump off ledges, chuck beetles at each other, and then, finally, "You wouldn't throw a rock at Kayla's boobs now, would you?" "Say I won't?" And they keep this up until someone does.
Just ahead, on a hillside, two young men, one Lakota and one Dakota, sat still on horseback, facing west.
JUAN GÓMEZ, Dominican Republic — The scrap-wood shanties on a muddy hillside are a poor man's promised land.
A man in Hillside, N.J insensed at some schoolboys who he said had been rooting up his garden, fired on them with a shotgun loaded with a bird shot.
Douglas, Monday We stood on the hillside beyond Greeba, in Man, surveying the whole stretch of Knockaloe Camp, the great and strange cosmopolitan town where the streets are formed of double-ribbed barbed-wire, and where the compounds, for all their spaciousness, look like enormous cages without tops.
"We heard a huge sound like a thunderclap, and then the hillside came down," a man told NHK, referring to the landslide that swept away his neighbor.
But Mr. Jennings's place in American political history was etched on a November afternoon 50 years ago, when he sat on a Los Angeles hillside with four other men to talk about forming a group to work for gay civil rights.
In a gale on a Cumbrian hillside, a wise otter-man shouts, "If you want to find otters, you have to be an otter," before leaving her in the wind.
