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...last four players on the roster jump two slots to fill in the holes without a hitch. Freshman Sanja Bajin battled rookie counterpart Ana Radeljevic at the top seed and knocked her out in straight sets. Bajin easily stole the first set 6-2 and had to earn the second with...
...half-heartedly to transform themselves. They gave up their secrecy and a lot of their bigotry. The Porcellian admitted its first Jewish member in the mid-70's and the Fox had a black president in the early 80's. But they refused to admit women, as did their counterpart Yale society, the Skull and Bones (of which George W. is a member). Currently, they exist as an unholy cross between fraternity and secret society...
Your move, Mr. Assad. Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak threw down the gauntlet to his Syrian counterpart Sunday, in the form of a cabinet decision to withdraw from south Lebanon by July irrespective of the state of peace negotiations with Syria. And that leaves the Syrian president no easy response on the strategic chessboard of the Mideast's most troubled relationship. "The last thing the Syrians want is a unilateral Israeli withdrawal in Lebanon," says TIME Middle East bureau chief Scott MacLeod, "because that would deprive them of one of their most important cards in negotiations with Israel - Syria...
...counterpart, Dan Cozzens '03 as Gary, is more reserved. In the dress rehearsal the reviewer saw, Cozzens occasionally stumbled over his lines, but because it befits the adolescent awkwardness he wisely brings to his character, it almost doesn't matter. Gary could have been precociously sensitive, but Cozzens takes the more realistic route, portraying a small town boy who has seen a lot of trouble but has moral reserves to match...
...capture was not a viable option. German troops were also informed that desertion would result in retribution against their families. The moral repugnance of such techniques notwithstanding, they almost certainly contributed to tangible differences in military performance per capita. For every enemy soldier the American trooper killed, his German counterpart killed...