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...stay in Iraq until that country can take care of itself. U.S. foreign policy helped shape today's Middle East. If we don't take responsibility for our past actions and remain to clean up the mess we have made, we'll have to go back into Iraq to hunt down the next wave of terrorists. God grant that we lose no more soldiers. But let's not leave before the job is done. MICHAEL MARTINEZ Houston...
...have a six-game season between coming back from Duluth and breaking for Christmas,” Stone said. “We said ‘We want to go 6-0. If we go 6-0, we’re right back in the hunt.’”The process began with a hard-fought 6-3 road win at feisty Providence. Then the holidays came early in the form of two cupcakes at home versus whipping girl Union. Next, Harvard handled another dangerous non-conference foe with a 3-1 dismissal of Connecticut...
...illustrator, with his wife, Jan, of the best-selling children's books that chronicle the everyday travails of the Berenstain Bear family; in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. After the couple submitted a manuscript in 1961 to Random House editor Theodor Geisel?better known as Dr. Seuss?The Big Honey Hunt became the first of some 250 books in the Berenstain Bears series, which have since sold some 300 million copies...
...Laden as an inspirational figure for budding jihadis. "People have forgotten about bin Laden because they don't hear about him anymore," says an Arab intelligence source. Al-Zarqawi's twin challenges will be to survive divisions within the Iraqi insurgency as well as the U.S. military's hunt for him. The Pentagon believes its commandos have come close to capturing him several times. If al-Zarqawi manages to survive, he may try to attain bin Laden's global reach. He has reportedly outlined to his associates a strategy that calls for the overthrow of moderate Arab governments...
...challenging seven-count time and promises innovation all around.“It’s modern on pointe,” says Madelyn M. Ho ’08, one of the seven dancers in the contemporary ballet piece. The fourth number, titled “The Rose Hunt,” is a student piece by Ebonie-Shay D. Hazle ’06, who is also a Crimson editor. Choreographed last year, this piece, in addition to the fifth number, “Here is Now,” by Brenda Divelbliss, the Harvard Dance Program artistic...