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...Reed Bienvenu’s team-best 60th-place finish in a time of 24:50.9. Following on his heels, senior Alasdair Mclean-Foreman placed 103rd—coming through the line at 25:15.3. Last year, Mclean-Foreman had the Crimson’s best finish by placing 169th, and the team placed 32nd overall...
...Crimson, junior Alasdair McLean-Foreman once again led the team in the eight-kilometer Gold Race by finishing in 25:47.4, good enough for 169th place. Toward the end of the race, McLean-Foreman developed a cramp in his side and struggled through the last part of the race...
...some jurors looking queasy. The last body part was the key to his testimony, if highly inconclusive as evidence: while eight bodies were found without left legs, nine left legs were found. The extra leg, Gordon said, did not match any of the dead, and might belong to a 169th victim, the rest of whose body was never found. As TIME's Patrick Cole reports: "Jones was clearly trying to establish that the leg belonged to the real bomber, an unidentified person who died in the blast." While no information has yet been established in the trial as to whether...
...mysterious severed leg, found three months ago at the site of the Oklahoma City bombing, belonged to an as-yet-unidentified African-American woman--possibly the tragedy's 169th victim--according to FBI tests. Defense lawyers for prime suspect Timothy McVeigh had hinted that the leg might belong to the "real bomber" because it did not match any of the known victims...
Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage, the studbook of the British aristocracy, has decided to join the 20th century. Explaining that "about one in every four children in Britain is born out of wedlock," Debrett's co-editor Charles Kidd pointed out that the 2,300-page 169th edition of the tome, published last week at $205 a copy, for the first time includes the "illegitimate issue" of the titled and blue-blooded. According to Kidd, the change was requested by many people previously excluded. Said he: "Since Debrett's has everything to do with being a book of record...