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...divide was, for whatever reason, much more localized in sub-Saharan Africa. "Africa" as a concept had no meaning for early modern Africans, so that the answer to the question of how could Africans enslave other African, is that they did not know they were African. Thus, on the coast both Europeans and Africans traded outsiders. In addition slavery in Africa was an important method of recruitment for the kinship group ? and the kin group was perhaps more important than the individual as the basic unit of society. Slaves conferred prestige both to the group and the individual owner. Slaves...
Harvard Coach Jim Floerchinger's squad proved last night it is in serious contention amongst its East Coast rivals. Hoping for a successful run this weekend, the Crimson will face Iona tomorrow night. A strong recruiting class has strengthened Iona's squad, and the Crimson will battle for its national rank as it faces the team with which it is currently tied...
...stumbled on a couple of key phrases on tax breaks. Much has been made of the fact that the debates were scheduled past Bush's usual bedtime - and the governor did look a bit peaked as the evening wore on - but in all fairness, 10 p.m. on the East Coast is only 9 p.m. in Texas. Gore seemed invigorated by the fight, but that may have had more to do with his overdone pancake makeup and blush than actual feeling...
Coming off of the West Coast sweep, Harvard will be back in action at Ohiri tomorrow afternoon against No. 23 Boston College (9-3). The Eagles stunned the Crimson 1-0 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament last season and ended Harvard's 13-game unbeaten streak, which had included a 4-0 win at Boston College...
With matchups against Cornell and Davidson this weekend at the Harvard Invitational, the Crimson will play three games in five days, its busiest stretch of the season thus far. But Harvard should be well prepared, as a sweep on the West Coast has renewed the Crimson confidence...