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RECLAIMED. RECORD TEST-MATCH SCORE IN A SINGLE INNINGS, by BRIAN LARA, 34, captain of the West Indies cricket team; in St. John's, Antigua. Lara's total of 400 runs (not out) against England broke the record of 380 set by Australia's Matthew Hayden against Zimbabwe last October. Lara, whose score of 375 was the highest total until Hayden's feat, is now one of only two players to twice score more than 300 runs in a test match...
...asked Tom Hayden, who earned worldwide fame as one of the “Chicago Seven” put on trial for organizing the 1968 demonstrations, whether he thought the violence of conventions past might rear its ugly head in 2004. Hayden, whose notoriety was rekindled on this campus when Harvard’s own Miami Four were arrested after traveling with him to observe globalization protests in December, says that while it’s a different time, he’s worried about a parallel emerging. If authorities look at quelling protest as a question of homeland security...
...Hayden was a leader in the peace and justice movements in the 1960s and a California legislator for 18 years. He is the author of ten books, and was a fall 2003 fellow of the Institute of Politics...
...benefit gained from study group trips is not accessible only to a small group of carefully selected undergraduates. On Tuesday, the Miami study group, led by IOP fellow Tom Hayden, gave a presentation at the IOP sharing its experiences with all interested parties. Like the study groups themselves—which are open to all Harvard students, students at other colleges and local residents—presentations such as this one benefit the entire Harvard community...
What Institute of Politics (IOP) fellow Tom Hayden cast as an academic sojourn to study protester culture in a memorandum to IOP Director Daniel R. Glickman was not what it seemed to be. Rather, the arrest of several of the student researchers for disobeying a police officer and criminal mischief at least casts doubt on whether they were merely distributing surveys to protesters—as Hayden had said was their mission—or protesting (and possibly committing illegal activities) themselves. Tellingly, Hayden has since indicated that the students may have engaged in the protest—something...