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...conditioning and staying in shape,” Lavoie said. “Also, we have to make sure everyone stays healthy.” “With Trinity, anything is possible,” Cohen said. “We are going to train hard over break, and if we stay focused, we definitely have a shot at beating them.” —Staff writer Alison E. Schumer can be reached at schumer@fas.harvard.edu...
...Crimson (4-4) battled to a stand-still for the first 10 minutes of the first half, grabbing the lead on several occasions. But GW (4-2) went on a 13-6 run to go to the locker room with a 36-28 lead. Coming out of the break, the Colonials appeared to be on their way to running their visitors out of town, scoring the first nine points of the second half to boost their lead to 45-28. The lead would eventually be pushed to 21 points at 53-32 with 13:16 left in the game...
During the recent campaign you pledged to send an additional 20,000 American troops to fight the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan. I supported your campaign, but I hope you will now break this pledge. It served its purpose by reassuring skeptics you would be ready to use force if necessary as Commander-in-Chief, and it cleverly reminded voters of the Bush Administration’s decision to downgrade the original war on terror in Afghanistan, in favor of a dubious project in Iraq. You turned it into a good applause line: “The war on terror began...
...want error-free, but I wasn’t pleased with our rebounding once again.” The Crimson answered Maine’s shooting run with a long-range three pointer from freshman Caitlin Rowland to make it 37-24. With a minute left before the break, Finelli tallied a jumper from the outside to close the half 41-26. Harvard’s 41-point effort marked the most points it has scored in the first half all season. Markley tallied a double-double for the game and led the Crimson with 19 points and 14 rebounds...
...that Harris learned to break the law while he was at city hall, but there was a lot of lawbreaking going on while he was there," said Jay Stewart, head of the watchdog group Better Government Association. "That experience had to come from somewhere...