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...Harvard men’s lacrosse team was scored on early and often by No. 6 Princeton on Saturday, in a game that saw the Tigers connect on their first four shots and build leads of 7-0 and 12-1 before a late Crimson run made the final score...
...clergy in a strict theocratic state. Al-Sadr's strategy, it now appears, is to engage coalition forces in a deadly confrontation, in the belief that Iraqi Shi'ites will support him in a direct showdown with the U.S. His rabid anti-Americanism, which previously failed to connect with the majority of Shi'ites, now strikes a chord. A year after the war began, their tolerance is exhausted. The lower rungs of society are fed up with the slow pace of reconstruction and unkept U.S. promises of a better life. Suspicion is rife that America's murky plans...
...proposal was really, very much similar to what emerged,” said Schrag. “We thought, ‘Look, we really need to connect these different departments, and make a number of appointments, and with that we’ll stimulate a whole research activity and teaching activity that will create excitement here...
Harvard Republican Club president Mark T. Silvestri ’05 said the key part of Mehlman’s address was the foreign policy. “[The U.S.] needs to proactively connect the dots so we prevent another attack within this country, “ Silvestri said...
...million sites, but by all indications, baby blogs are becoming more common. According to an October 2002 study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, parents are more likely to be online than nonparents, and 53% of online parents say the Internet has improved the way they connect with family; 61% say it has boosted relations with friends. At Lycos, which is host to two blog sites, moms are regarded as the future. "The new blogging world skews female," explains Michael Sikillian, marketing manager for Lycos Web Publishing. "One day," he predicts, "every family will have a blog. Instead...