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...group of suspected al-Qaeda terrorists who had been threading their way along precarious mountain roads amid 11,000-ft. peaks. From several miles away, the unmanned surveillance plane, operated by the CIA last Monday, locked in on the gathering. An agent somewhere in the region, viewing a live feed from the Predator's belly-mounted camera, thought the men were wearing Arab--not Afghan--garb, and that the leader was tall. After conferring with U.S. Central Command officials at their Florida headquarters, the agent signaled the Predator to shoot. A 100-lb. Hellfire missile roared toward the truck...
...asked if this particular Thursday works for me. No one cared that I lose my appetite when hundreds of couples giggle and coo on all sides and when the sexual tension at the neighboring table is enough to make me sweat. I may not like to see grown people feed each other, and I may not deserve the accusatory stares of singles looking on, as if simply by having a date I’m somehow responsible for the nauseating display. But my opinion carries no weight today...
After killing Harvard’s first power play chance of the night, sophomore winger Tony Voce skated in and beat Crimson goaltender Will Crothers five-hole at 9:53 of the opening period. The goal came off a nice feed from sophomore center Ty Hennes and was Voce’s team-leading 22nd tally of the season...
Once again, the Crimson started slow out of the gates. Cornell opened with a sagging zone, clogging the middle in an attempt to shut down Harvard’s inside game. The strategy worked well early, as no Crimson player could hit an outside shot, and attempts to feed the post often resulted in a blocked shot or turnover...
Using equipment loaned by Harvard University Studios Electronic Studios Composition organization, DJ Dan Sedgwick ’03 sent the audio through an MP3 decoder and channeled the feed through an ethernet connection to the radio station’s transmitter. The show was then broadcast over the air with only a three-second delay...