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Along with new scoring, spectators can observe some new Crimson talent in freshmen Jonathan Chu and Brian Wan. Chu teamed up with the team’s lone junior, Oliver Choo to defeat No. 34- ranked Notre Dame last week, after winning the Harvard invitiational two weeks ago. Wan, who was ranked No. 19 in under-18 juniors in 2001, is the cousin of professional tennis player Michael Chang...
...list for bombing U.S. embassies in Africa and U.S. intelligence knows that he is hiding in Afghanistan. When the Taliban refuses to turn over bin Laden, the U.S. takes its case to the United Nations Security Council and pleads for sanctions. Still smarting from their Cold War defeat, the Russians are eager to isolate Afghanistan from the international community and throw their support behind the U.S. initiative. The resolution passes and Afghanistan is effectively cut off from the rest of the world...
...energy from the victory over Princeton appeared to come to a halt, however, in the second game of the day against Navy. In a disappointing defeat, Harvard lost...
...sent a letter to university presidents last Friday urging them to personally contact their senators to argue against Feinstein’s proposal. However, Casey said that Harvard’s top administrators have not yet been directly involved in the efforts to defeat the moratorium—although they may take action after the proposals become more concrete...
...when they did not receive advance warning of the president’s policies, and they did not complain about not knowing the Union’s military strategy. All that was required to satisfy Americans then was a clear statement of the government’s intentions: the defeat and re-incorporation of the rebellious states into the Union. Now, however, citizens feel that they have the right to know what goes on in presidential meetings, cabinet talks and national security briefings. The American public has come to expect complete exposure of the government and its inner-workings...