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...Afghan national army. Whatever the ultimate uses of the bunker, work on it is proceeding at an urgent clip. "If the U.S. engineers are not patrolling when we're working at night, we can steal a little sleep," says a laborer, Ghulam Sakhi. "But if they catch us, they kick us awake. They're always pushing us to work very, very hard, day and night." --By Michael Ware
...television transmission stations. Saddam and his most loyal troops in Baghdad and his hometown of Tikrit would be key targets. "The U.S. is going to be applying some pretty awesome military technology," says Steven Simon, assistant director of London's International Institute of Strategic Studies. "The idea is to kick out the legs of the chair underneath the regime." At least initially, say Pentagon officials, the bulk of the Iraqi military would be out of bounds. According to the current game plan, the U.S. invaders would fire on regular Iraqi army troops only if they attacked first. Washington would rather...
...matchup at Ohiri Field was filled with intensity from the start. Harvard junior midfielder Ladd Fritz put the Crimson on the board only five minutes into the game, scoring off a nice feed from senior Michael Cornish off a corner kick. Fritz patiently dribbled the ball across the box before placing it into the back of the net with his left foot...
First Quarter: N—Gale 43 pass from Brady (Kesic kick), 6:38. Second Quarter: N—FG Kesic 38, 14:56. H—Jenkins 1 pass from Fitzpatrick (Blewett kick), 5:03.Third Quarter: H—Morris 18 pass from Fitzpatrick (Blewett kick), 11:14. Fourth Quarter: N—Parks 20 pass from Brady (Kesic kick), 14:50. Attendance...
After Northeastern (6-1) responded with a field goal, Harvard had a chance to tie the game, but senior Anders Blewett’s kick soared wide right as time expired in the first half...