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...touchdown, giving Harvard (6-1, 3-1 Ivy) all the cushion it needed in a 28-0 blowout of the Big Green (1-6, 1-3 Ivy) before 2,028 rain-soaked fans in Hanover, N.H. On a day that first-place Princeton suffered a stunning 14-7 defeat at Cornell, the Crimson assured itself a piece of the league championship if it can finish the season’s last three weeks with victories.“We got off, obviously, to a very fortunate start on the first play,” head coach Tim Murphy said...
Seniority rules. Or at least it did in Sunday’s contest between the Harvard and Dartmouth women’s soccer teams, as the young Crimson squad (3-12-1, 2-4-0 Ivy) suffered a 3-1 defeat to the senior-laden Big Green (11-4-1, 5-1-0 Ivy). Dartmouth, entering the game unbeaten at home, started ten fourth-years on the team’s Senior Day against a Harvard lineup that included six freshmen and just one senior, captain Laura Odorczyk.The match also marks a return to Hanover for Harvard Coach Erica Walsh...
...inaugurated, is still going to be trying to make it work in Iraq," the adviser says. "He really believes it can work, and he believes that his will can be part of a formula to make it work in Iraq, and that's a course for us to defeat radical Islamic terrorism...
...right. A poll in the Evansville paper that put Ellsworth significantly ahead in early October also asked why his supporters planned to vote for him. Only a third said it was because "he is my kind of candidate." The other two-thirds were split about evenly between wanting to defeat Hostettler and wanting to help the Democrats regain control of the House...
...Zarifi, of Human Rights Watch in New York City, said NATO's military offensive, which has relied heavily on airpower due to a shortage of ground troops, had caused serious resentment among Afghans and been counterproductive. "The Soviets tried and failed to defeat Afghan guerrillas by using massive firepower, so we know clearly that that is not the way to win in Afghanistan," he said. "You have to win the populace over, not kill it." But NATO spokesman Mark Laity defended NATO's strategy in the south, saying it was important that NATO showed they could win militarily against...