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After Hale was charged with soliciting her murder, Judge Lefkow received 24-hour protection from the U.S. Marshals Service for several weeks. Once he was convicted, Lefkow and the service decided to call off the guards, according to a spokeswoman for the Marshals Service. "I think most judges have had a sort of devil-may-care attitude," says Judge Wayne Anderson, a colleague of Lefkow's, who includes himself in that category. "What we discovered Monday is that the devil actually cared...
...third doubles, Bohnen and Valkin defeated Henrique Cancado and Juliano Cirimbell, completing the doubles sweep. After securing the first point in just under an hour, the Crimson rode this momentum into the singles matches...
...with most things, the renaming of the FleetCenter, and the larger issue of corporate sponsorship have clear implications for Harvard. With a 24-hour library and possibly a college pub on tap for construction, the opportunities are limitless. After all, what company wouldn’t want to be associated with the fond memories of America’s future lawyers, doctors, politicians, and advertisers...
...Mahmoud Abbas met with TIME's Jerusalem bureau chief, Matt Rees, and correspondent Jamil Hamad last Saturday in his West Bank office. After buzzing an aide for a cigarette (he does not carry his own pack, believing, he joked, that "this keeps down my consumption"), Abbas talked for an hour about his challenges...
...still midmorning in Malawi when we arrive at a small village, Nthandire, about an hour outside of Lilongwe, the capital. We have come over dirt roads, passing women and children walking barefoot with water jugs, wood for fuel, and other bundles. The midmorning temperature is sweltering. In this subsistence maize-growing region of a poor, landlocked country in southern Africa, families cling to life on an unforgiving terrain. This year has been a lot more difficult than usual because the rains have failed. The crops are withering in the fields that we pass...