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Twenty years ago, the notion of Bono as a political player was almost unimaginable. In 1985, U2 played Live Aid, the Bob Geldof-- organized concert for African famine relief. At the time, it was hailed as a massive success, and in the sense that it got people to briefly engage with another part of the world while watching Tina Turner dance with Mick Jagger, it was. After the concert, Bono and his wife Ali Hewson spent six weeks working at an orphanage in Wello, Ethiopia. The weight of famine, war and corruption--as well as the resentment many capable Africans...
...averaging a team-best 15.8 points per game to date. In last week’s two games against New York opponents Albany and Long Island, Stehle amassed 44 points, including a career-high 27 at home against LIU last Wednesday en route to being named the Ivy League Player of the Week...
Against the Great Danes last weekend, Stehle picked up only two personal fouls in the Crimson’s 61-48 victory, a game in which 67 percent shooting—eight-for-12—from the field helped pick up the slack for another injured Harvard player. Junior shooting guard Jim Goffredo, whose scoring average of 14.3 per game ranks second on the team behind Stehle, missed the Albany game with a staph infection. Nevertheless, a team-leading 17 points from Stehle helped the Crimson earn a road win against an Albany team with NCAA tournament aspirations...
...distinguished reporter and associate managing editor, has already faced scrutiny for his role in the disclosure of Valerie Plame’s undercover status at the CIA. But in a conversation at Harvard earlier this month, Woodward hinted that he knows the identity of yet another key player in the case: Robert D. Novak’s original source for his July 2003 column on Plame, which touched off the scandal in the first place.“His source was not in the White House, I don’t believe,” Woodward said of Novak over...
...Green defense despite earning three man-advantage opportunities through the first 40 minutes. “Penalty killing is a work ethic thing,” Dartmouth coach Bob Gaudet said. “It’s keeping your stick down, it’s having smart players, but it’s also getting really good saves. I thought we did all of that—we worked hard.” The Crimson offense finally broke out of its scoring funk in the third period. With a player from each team in the box for coincidental minors...