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...also saw her first minutes of the season at forward. Still hobbled by an injury to sophomore defender Allison Keeley, the Crimson deployed a three-defensive back formation, which allowed freshman Lizzy Nichols more freedom both at the Crimson end and in the midfield. But Harvard still struggled to establish possession, losing many contested balls in the air off goal kicks or punts. “They had a great player in their center midfielder, who was a great header,” sophomore Nicole Rhodes said. “But I think the main problem was not coming ready...
...college age crowd,” Klein said. After a few minutes of mingling, Hufstedler began an informal introduction, asking students to introduce themselves with their name, instrument(s) of choice and the style of music they play. While some students were seeking specific instruments for already established bands, other students were looking to start a band. Two such students are John G. Marshall ’10 and Chris A. Oland ’10, who met at a meeting of the Canadian Club. “At the first meeting [of the Canadian club], we were supposed...
...Ernest E. Monrad ’51, who donated the money to establish the professorship that Weitzman held, also declined to discuss the matter...
...SENTENCED. Abimael Guzmán, 71, founder and leader of Shining Path, the Peruvian Maoist guerilla movement whose bloody campaign to establish communist rule in the 1980s and '90s claimed more than 30,000 lives; to life imprisonment; in Lima. Guzmán's partner Elena Iparraguirre, 59, also received a life sentence and 10 associates got 24 to 35 years. The verdicts end a yearlong hearing before a civil tribunal, Guzmán's third trial since his capture in 1992. His lawyers plan to appeal...
...Nobel laureate for literature, for speaking about the Armenian genocide—which violates Article 301 of the Turkish penal code. In defending free speech, even the expatriate Pamuk spoke against the French bill. A free market of ideas, not laws imposed by the state, should establish what is true...