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Committee members said that Summers and the deans hope that a greater consistency in calendars will make it easier for students to take advantage of the University’s vast resources. A press statement announcing the committee cited relieving widespread student frustration as a related aim...
...Crimson takes aim at O’Neill and company when it travels to Worcester tomorrow for the season opener at 1:00 on Fitton Field...
...northern Iraq before the war; hundreds of Ansar members fled to Iran after a U.S.-led assault on their base in March. Since then, says a security chief in Kurdistan named Khasraw, the Ansar fighters have returned to Iraq and established cells in Fallujah and Baghdad, with the aim to "attack U.S. interests everywhere on orders from outside, namely al-Qaeda." U.S. agencies believe that Abu Mousab al-Zarqawi, a suspected al-Qaeda operative and senior Ansar official who allegedly ran a terrorist camp in northern Iraq before the war, recently returned to Iraq to coordinate Ansar's activities. According...
...corner kick, the Black Bears gained possession in front of the goal and quickly took aim at the inside of the right post. Denying what appeared to be a certain goal, sophomore midfielder Maile Tavepholjalern stood fast and headed the ball to safety...
...long-term aim of the 9/11 attacks was, in the rhetoric of bin Laden's own supporters, to "divide the world between the faithful and the infidels." The attacks would show prospective jihadists that the U.S. could be bloodied at the very heart of its power, and that this would help convince millions of Muslim youth that by turning to arms, they could defeat the Americans and their local allies throughout the Arab and Muslim world. They also expected that the attacks - and the inevitable U.S. military action they would provoke - would create a crisis...