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...about being the only player with starting experience out of the five. “Oliver had a lot of leadership, and he runs the team. I didn’t feel any pressure. We were playing well, we all trust in each other, and this win was a key to pushing us in the right direction...
...Kenyi and Lin ran circles around the perimeter during the first half, while Wright dominated the paint in the second. With McNally running the show, Wright making his first three shots from the field, and freshman forward Peter Boehm shooting key three-pointers down the stretch, the Crimson played like a team to keep an eye on in the Ivy League race...
...names will headline a senior class which plans to headline the Ivy League next season. They’ve already made their names known across the Ancient Eight: Nichols with her game-winning penalty kick to clinch the league title, Dale with her ability to step in and make key saves while splitting time between the pipes with Mann, Hagner for leading the team in scoring with her best season since she arrived in Cambridge as a big-time recruit. The list goes...
...recent years the Justice Department has rarely drawn kind words from Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Patrick Leahy, who has aggressively sought key Bush Administration memos related to anti-terrorism policies. But the Vermont Democrat and strident White House critic offered measured praise this week when the Justice Department agreed to hand over a series of documents Leahy hopes will shed light on some of the more shadowy policies crafted by the Bush Administration. "This is a good start," Leahy said, adding that he was certain many more closely guarded Justice Department documents would be coming his way when...
Many civil rights activists hope that the legal efforts will eventually lead to the prosecution of outgoing Administration officials for various offenses allegedly committed in the name of fighting terrorism over the past eight years. So far Obama and key congressional Democrats have signaled little interest in investigating and prosecuting Bush Administration officials once they leave office, a position some fear could leave the way open to similar government abuses in the future. "How do you deter these types of crimes in the future?" asks Vincent Warren, executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights. "There is no meaningful...