Word: als
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Neither team could pull away in the last regulation session. After 10 evenly-played minutes, Brown's Al Randaccio broke the tie, just 11 seconds before Visone snapped a sharp backhander past Bruin netminder John Franzosa...
Last year's spectacular crash of the Souk al-Manakh, Kuwait's unofficial stock market, has also had a depressing effect. More than $90 billion in debts was outstanding when the wildly speculative market collapsed. While the Kuwaiti government has moved to bail out small investors, losses are still widely felt. "The debacle has cast a terrible shadow over business in the gulf," notes one foreign observer...
...letter by Geoffrey Bok '84 et. al. in the October 24 Crimson contains some serious misunderstandings about the nature of the final clubs at Harvard. Although the writers are correct in calling attention to the deplorable events at the recent Pi Eta initiation, they obviously do not completely understand the Harvard club system and social situations at other Ivy League institutions...
...separate organizations that form the commando groups of the P.L.O., including Saiqa and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command, are already loyal to Syria. If Rebel Leader Abu Mousa is able to defeat Arafat with Syrian backing, he will make a bid for control of Al Fatah, the Arafat-founded group that accounts for some 80% of the P.L.O.'s strength...
Reaction in the Arabic press of East Jerusalem was unusually bitter. The moderate newspaper Al Quds declared that there was no difference between last year's massacre of some 700 Arabs by Lebanese Christian militiamen in the outskirts of Beirut and "the massacres now being perpetrated by Syria and its Palestinian helpers." Another paper, Al Sha'ab, mocked the Syrian mobilization of reserves, asking, "If you have something serious to fear, why are you still bombarding the Palestinian camps...