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There is still time. Harvard has some key games left on its schedule. On October 12, the Crimson faces B.U. in a game that could determine the fate of its post-season chances...
...many oppressed countries, those who yearn for democracy have no clear concept of what democracy is. What they do know is that their system has failed and their endurance and patience have been exhausted. "They know opportunities for the better have been squandered and that there is a key to success elsewhere," says Daniel Pipes, director of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, a non-partisan think tank based in Philadelphia. "But it is not clear what that key is, except that it means drastic change...
...both Burma and Haiti last week, the key to a better life seemed as elusive as ever. Throughout Burma, troops loyal to the new military leader, General Saw Maung, Burma's fourth head of government in four months, bloodied demonstrators brave enough to continue protesting the resumption of military rule. In the days after the coup, the crack of rifles could be heard as soldiers fired from rooftops at people who had gathered outside the U.S. embassy. Many more were cut down at Sule Pagoda as thousands of people fled the onslaught, screaming when the soldiers lowered their rifles...
...key to the game is Hinz, Harvard's leading rusher (36 attempts, 201 yards). If Hinz, who missed last year's 41-6 Holy Cross win, has a big game on the ground, Harvard could upset the Crusaders. At least that's what Holy Cross is thinking...