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...Crimson is now 2-0 in its first two matches of the season, both against Ivy League opponents. “It’s early in the season,” said Broadbent. “The success of this team this year will depend on how the freshmen—Verdi DiSesa and Niko Hrdy—perform ...[and] the freshmen are stepping up.” And recently, they’ve had to step up, since junior Ilan Oren, who usually plays in the third position, is now resting with an injured ankle. As a result...
...funding for candidates will help make the process of selecting a new UC president and vice-president fairer by ensuring that all the candidates start on a level playing field. While we endorse this measure, we also encourage candidates to remember that truly connecting with students does not depend on money. Canvassing, showing strongly in debates, and using campaign websites to communicate ideas are effective and free of charge. We hope that those seeking election will make use of all the opportunities before them to demonstrate convincingly their ability to serve the student body...
...council shifts to election mode for the next two weeks, it is unclear what actions will be taken based on the now-released report. “My guess is that there will be legislation down the road,” said Greenfield. He added that future action would depend on whether the UC passes an amendment to dissolve the CLC and eliminate the council’s direct role in planning campus-wide social events. —Staff writer Alexander D. Blankfein can be reached at ablankf@fas.harvard.edu
...military commanders, who have long argued that troop reductions must depend on conditions on the ground, warn against any abrupt cutbacks. "A precipitous pullout would be destabilizing," says Army Lieut. General John Vines, the top ground commander in Iraq. And the Pentagon expects a spike in violence in the run-up to the Dec. 15 election for a new parliament. But the debate over a withdrawal, spurred in part by Democratic Representative John Murtha's call two weeks ago for an accelerated departure, is now out in the open. Here are some of the key questions going forward...
...That sinking price makes a huge difference in West Africa, where more than 10 million people depend directly on cotton to pay for food, school fees and housing. The crop provides Burkina Faso and Mali with half of all their export earnings; in Benin it accounts for 75%. "If there is no cotton growing in Mali, Mali doesn't work," says Demba K?b?, an adviser to that country's Minister of Agriculture...