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...graphic below is Harvard's second goal last Friday night against Clarkson. Don Sweeney (2) dumped the puck into the Crimson's offensive right-wing corner. Sweeney, Josh Caplan (7) and Craig Taucher (10) peeled off and headed for the bench while Paul Howley (9) and Ed Presz (8) chased the puck...
...where kids used to buy comics has largely disappeared, and the kids have grown older. Today's buyers average about 20 and are apt to be science students or even engineers, "techies" with money to spend on modems, VCRs, quadraphonic sound and the book-length comics now known as graphic novels...
...three months old, Israeli TV viewers were shocked last week when the state- owned station ran footage of four soldiers savagely beating two bound Palestinians. The segment, filmed by a CBS crew and shown on U.S. television two weeks ago, was heavily edited, but the clips were still more graphic than Israelis are accustomed to seeing...
...graphic below is Harvard's fifth goal on Saturday night. Duncan (D) is playing the shot here on Janfaza (12). Meanwhile, Rob Schena (S) is playing the pass and is covering Steve Armstrong...
...showdown spotlighted the drug-related crisis of authority that rages through Latin America. Accused of taking million-dollar payoffs in return for allowing narcotics to flow through Panama, Noriega is a graphic illustration of the power of drug lords to intimidate and corrupt the region's governments (see following story). The general is believed to be closely tied to a cocaine trade that begins in the jungles of South America and ends in U.S. neighborhoods from Boston to Beverly Hills. That has helped make Noriega a prime target for U.S. law-enforcement officials and diplomats, who want the general brought...