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...including, Morris admits, her intimacy with the Bush administration and its (lack of) progress in the Iraq war. It’s possible that the distinguished secretary of state and the accomplished New York senator would be too dignified to wage a catfight. But if they find themselves head-to-head in ’08, it looks like Morris will do enough eye gouging and hair pulling for the both of them. —Staff Writer Natalie I. Sherman can be reached at nsherman@fas.harvard.edu...
...right-left, right-left,” he said. Kapral, the previous record-holder, said that while he had not been aware that Warren broke his record, he was not surprised and would like a rematch. “I’d like to challenge him to race head-to-head in a race sometime,” he said. “We’re obviously almost exactly the same speed. Maybe the Boston marathon?” Although Warren has brought publicity to joggling, long-term jogglers doubt that joggling will catch on beyond...
...King Abdullah II, in a nationally televised address, warned Zarqawi's network that Jordan would "pursue them wherever they are and smoke them out of their holes." In parading Rishawi before the cameras, Abdullah also showed that he intends to go head-to-head with the terrorists in the battle for Jordanian hearts and minds. Rishawi has an extremist pedigree-not only her brother-in-law, but also her own brother, another Zarqawi acolyte, died at Falluja. But before a TV audience of millions throughout the Arab world, she struck a pathetic figure. It turns out that...
...Steven Williams stepped into Berry’s place and took advantage of the opportunity, making two interceptions. Sophomore safety Doug Hewlett also added a pick. Berry should be able to return next week against Columbia, Murphy said. FAMILIAR FACES Saturday’s match up was the first head-to-head contest between Murphy and Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens, who have been friends since childhood. Both said they were impressed by what they saw of the other from the opposing sideline. “It was fun,” Teevens said...
...Participation in city government is dying,” challenger Andre Green said to the audience of about 30. “It’s no longer responsive.” But the format of last night’s forum offered little opportunity for head-to-head debate. Candidates took turns answering the six questions selected by a panel of Cambridge residents for last night’s event. Candidates were asked whether they felt that a charter adopted in 1940 known as “Plan E”—which instituted City...