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...Cavaliers went on to defeat Penn, 4-3, for first place in the championship match. Perennial foe and defending Ivy League champion Princeton claimed third place, while the Crimson snagged a respectable fourth place finish...
Browne, who had to face Princeton senior and top Ivy League foe Kyle Kliegerman at the top singles position, lost for the second time in the tournament, going down, 6-3, 6-3. With the Tigers one point away from victory, things did not look for the Crimson...
...management group." Its new strategists are cosmopolitan technocrats, in some cases U.S.-educated. They speak the language of market economics and are unlikely to rock the global boat with sudden embargoes or regional disputes. The President of Iran, Mohammed Khatami, last week acknowledged a tacit partnership with old foe Saudi Arabia, pledging cooperation in raising production "in order to maintain oil prices at a level acceptable to both producers and consumers...
Most often at the receiving end of Stimpson's deft passing is fellow senior Adam Skumawitz. Just four days after leading the Big Red with two goals in their Ivy League opener with Pennsylvania, Skumawitz added two more tallies in a 3-1 win at regional foe Colgate on Sept...
...easy to forget how dangerous and lonely their work can be. Kennedy Cuomo's interviews with 50 activists, including seven Nobel laureates, tell the stories of these courageous souls in their own sometimes straightforward words. East Timor's Jose Ramos-Horta remembers when the U.S. was a foe: "My own sister Maria was killed by a plane delivered to Indonesia two weeks before by the Carter Administration." Black-and-white portraits by the Pulitzer-prizewinning photographer Eddie Adams add power to the text. An exhibit of the photos will travel around the country later this year...