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Losing Kritzer and Second-Team All-Ivy selection Yanke, the team’s twin towers, has dealt a significant blow to the Bulldogs’ inside presence. But they’re hoping that once Leanza returns, he and Archibong, who combined for 41 points in an 85-83 overtime victory at Harvard last year, should combine with Draughan to score points in bunches from the perimeter...
...Enron needed money from the bankers to buy back confidence, but the bankers couldn't cough up enough to satisfy Watson that the long-term problems - including $18 billion in debt coming due over the next couple of years - could be dealt with. "Business started going south quickly. Earnings were not coming in the door so now I have a moving target. Look at stock price Wednesday to Wednesday, it wasn't pretty...
...eradicating corruption would be a key aim of her government. Failure to follow through could further hurt the country's credibility with foreign investors, who are essential for economic survival. Given her somnolent record to date, there are fears that Megawati will treat this case the same way Tommy dealt with his arrest: keeping her eyes shut and pretending to be asleep...
...government department has long dealt with a division between faculty who support a quantitative-based study of government and those who do not. Faculty members say that this conflict is indicative of the general political science field and that it has not caused a rift in the department. “There have been controversies in the discipline that have led to debates. I don’t think Harvard is substantially different from other political science institutions on the whole. It reflects accurately the state of the discipline,” says Professor Jeffry Frieden. This theoretical disagreement...
...every corner. On Friday, for the first TIME, Rumsfeld confirmed that American special-ops troops?whose role has largely been to coordinate Alliance advances and guide U.S. bombers to their targets?are now killing Taliban guerrillas and al-Qaeda operatives. "They've gone into places and met resistance and dealt with it," he said. The number of U.S. special-ops soldiers on the ground in Afghanistan rose to 300, with hundreds more headed in to hunt down the remnants of the al-Qaeda brass. Members of Britain's Elite Special Air Service regiment are said to be assisting American commandos...