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...Hordon broke his left hand in Harvard’s 6-2 win over Cornell on April 7 when he was hit by a pitch at the plate and then took a line drive off the same spot while pitching. The injury continues to prevent him from batting pending the results of an x-ray early this week, but he showed no indications that it interfered with his efforts on the hill yesterday...
...third time was again the charm for the Crimson as it broke open a scoreless game with a solo shot by Goldberg. Koral went three for four with one run, helping Harvard put up four runs in the next two innings. Freshman Cecily Gordon had two RBIs and two runs in going two-for-three at the plate, helping put the game out of reach. Guy earned the win by allowing only one run in five innings of work...
...shaky, with only one real power move around 400 meters into the race,” Lockwood said. “But starting with our bridge move at the Mass Ave. bridge we hit our stride and took off. From then on we gained speed with each stroke and broke away from...
...Israel's ambassador. Queen Rania, herself a Jordanian of Palestinian origin, even led one protest. Anger has turned to violence in some Middle Eastern countries. In the small Persian Gulf nation of Bahrain, where the U.S. maintains a major naval facility, a demonstrator died after a throng of protesters broke through the gates of the U.S. embassy. Another protester was killed in Alexandria, Egypt when police fired rubber bullets to stop a mob from marching on the city's American cultural center. In the most troubling incident to date, an apparent terrorist attack on the Tunisian island of Djerba targeted...
...Publishers have signed up at least two books about the current crisis affecting the Catholic Church. The reporters at the Boston Globe who first broke the story of the abusive-priest cases will be writing a book for Little, Brown. Jimmy Breslin will be writing a book for Crown. According to PW, "Breslin will travel widely, talking to church officials and victims alike about the dimensions of the problem; he will even go to the Vatican. He has made it clear in his columns that he believes the doctrine of priestly celibacy is at the heart of the crisis...