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Waldvogel had projected Prince as a first-stringer on this spring's 1991 lacrosse squad...
...contest's winning goal came just 49 seconds after the opening faceoff. B.U. goaltender Michelle Mesnick, in trouble on the opening shift, let a shot from Crimson third-stringer Emily Diehl slip...
From the Cairo bureau, Dean Fischer has been posted to the Saudi Arabia theater. Also on hand last week were Pentagon correspondent Bruce van Voorst, editor at large Strobe Talbott and Lebanon stringer Lara Marlowe. Moving in shortly will be Cairo-based William Dowell and Scott MacLeod, who was in Iraq with Stacks as of last week. MacLeod, an expert on the Palestinian issue, went north from Johannesburg to help out in the Middle East last month...
Both Rome correspondents have moved out, bureau chief Robert T. Zintl to Turkey and James Wilde, who has previously covered wars in Vietnam and Africa, to Jordan. Vienna-based John Borrell, who in the mid-1980s reported extensively on the conflict in Lebanon, is in Syria, while stringer Aileen Keating is on duty at the important listening post of Bahrain. The four-member Jerusalem staff is on full alert. Washington's David Aikman, who has been monitoring diplomatic angles in several nations, will be holding the fort in Cairo. His Washington colleague Dick Thompson and photographers Dennis Brack and Kenneth...
...including the first videotaped interview with U.S. hostages in Baghdad), Rather was upstaged by ABC's Ted Koppel, who beat him into Iraq. Nor has Rather's globe- trotting improved the ratings: the CBS Evening News has been No. 3 for the past three weeks. Broadcast-group president Howard Stringer insisted that the costly Iraq coverage was not a factor in Burke's ouster. "I have not had a | single discussion with the news division about the cost of the Iraq coverage," he said. "The footage Dan got from Baghdad was worth its weight in gold." He also denied...