Word: assualts
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Like any reasonable businessman in Moscow, Boris Berezovsky took the possibility of an assualt on his life for granted. The chairman of Logovaz, the country's leading dealer in Zhiguli cars (a Russian-made Fiat), he never traveled without a bodyguard to ward off attacks by racketeers, competitors or any of the city's other assorted thugs. Yet such precautions couldn't prevent a remote-control car bomb from exploding as he walked out of his downtown office early this month. Berezovsky escaped with only burned hands. But his bodyguard suffered severe chest injuries that required six hours of surgery...
Also in Thursday's Crimson, the name of an assualt victim was misspelled in a story about the incident. The victim, Edward Gilland, is a Biology Department teaching fellow...
Annually, less than three persons have been charged with rape out of 10 to 15 cases of sexual assualt in recent years, according to Viggiani...
...People are latching on to isolated incidents to show how the other side is intolerant, but it is simply a way of masking the fact of assualt on freedom of speech by the other side," he continues...
...American police officers to sell their services for lengthy hotel stays and disregard the protection of citizens and students. We believe that the Cambridge Police Department has failed to uphold its sworn duty to enforce the law, and that its officers have lied by denying that they witnessed an assualt that they had watched from a distance of 10 feet...