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...that things haven’t gone well for the Harvard men’s basketball team this season. Losers of six straight in the Ivy League, the Crimson returned home on Friday against Cornell as a collection of bruised and battered souls. Having suffered through a five-game road stretch that saw no victories but plenty of misery, the sight of the Big Red (15-5, 7-0) rolling to town promised more of the same for the Harvard faithful. Heartbreak was in order for the struggling Crimson (6-17, 1-6 Ivy), which dropped a nail-biter...
...really compete at all.”Finelli had her finest offensive effort of the season, finishing with 20 points on 5-of-8 shooting from beyond the arc. Hallion chipped in 12 points for the Crimson, which now faces a tough second-half Ivy schedule, with four road games remaining on the conference slate.The loss to Cornell sets up a potential Ivy title-deciding game in Lavietes Pavilion on March 1 if both teams win their other three remaining league contests.“That game can’t come soon enough,” Finelli said...
...inclusion in America over the last few decades. In his speech, Jackson made the connection between King and Obama, but Ogletree said that Jackson himself is an important part of King’s legacy. “The fact that Senator Obama is running now is because the road was paved by Reverend Jackson,” Ogletree said...
Just before dawn on Feb. 16, dozens of Australian soldiers crept silently into Fatu Metan, a district in the west of the East Timorese capital, Dili. They surrounded a small house and laid a ladder up against the partially completed second story; across the road, snipers with laser sights took up positions on the roof of a partly demolished house. The soldiers, members of the International Stabilization Force attempting to restore calm to East Timor, believed that hiding inside the three-bedroom home was one of the country's most wanted men, Lieutenant Gustao Salsinha - sought in connection with...
Pakistan seems to be stumbling from one crisis to the next - militancy, extremism, and the assassination of Bhutto. Are elections going to help? The ballot will not provide all the solutions to the problems Pakistan faces today. It a decoy, and a diversion. It's the turn on the road that Musharraf has taken fervently, but it is not the road to a solution. He is running along this road because he can deceive the West more easily by saying he is going through the process of free and fair elections, and the West, alas, is ready to be deceived...