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...plane departed, a bottle of wine during Thanksgiving dinner, whiskey out of the liquor cabinet every night after his parents went to sleep, a small bottle of Bacardi Limon mixed into a concession-stand Coke during a viewing of Harry Potter on Friday and a $20 bag of marijuana split with a high school friend before a night spent watching Animal Planet on Saturday. “I do feel cleaner,” Black said, reflecting on his week of sobriety over drinks Sunday morning at Daedalus, “And I think I’m gonna stay...
...Lawrence (3-6, 1-2 ECAC) comes to Cambridge as the ECAC’s defending champion. The Saints triumphed 4-3 in overtime against Providence last Friday, but followed up with a 4-1 loss to Northeastern the next day. Last year, St. Lawrence and Harvard split, with the Crimson taking the team’s final contest in Cambridge, 4-1, last February. The Saints had defeated Harvard in five consecutive battles prior to Harvard’s victory...
...accounts of defectors and Taliban prisoners held by the Northern Alliance allowed U.S. intelligence agents to check hunches about the location of bin Laden and Omar, who early last week was thought to be hiding with bin Laden. Military officials believe the two men later split up, communicating via human messengers and walkie-talkies. The implosion of Taliban-held territory left both men with few places to run outside of southeastern Afghanistan, and intelligence sources told TIME they believed friction between the two would lead one of them to make a fateful blunder that gave away their locations. "The confidence...
Purple Eagle Coach Margot Page, whose team split two games at Northeastern this weekend, didn’t know what to make of the recent Crimson results...
...What Next? Even with the final defeat of the Taliban, when and if that occurs, Afghan women will remain in a vexed position. The forces vying to take the Taliban's place are not always friendly to women. Within the Northern Alliance, there is a fundamental split between Western-minded technocrats and conservative religious figures. Abdullah Abdullah, the Alliance's media-savvy Foreign Minister, is a technocrat. In his speeches he makes sure to point out that in Alliance-held areas women go to school. He goes so far as to support women's joining the government...