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...DIED. KIM GALLAGHER, 38, who bested chronic illness to win two Olympic medals in the 800-m race; of a stroke, after battling cancer of the stomach and colon; in Philadelphia. She underwent surgery for ovarian cysts six months before her silver-medal win in Los Angeles in 1984. Her 1988 time in Seoul is still the third fastest by an American woman in that race...
...Legacy: Kim Dae Jung Retires...
...From Currier House: Amy R. Davis ’03, Ceridwen Dovey ’03, Joseph A. Hearn ’03, Mitul B. Kadakia ’03, Hayang S. Kim 03 and David Y. Xiao...
North Korea shocked the world last month when the secretive Stalinist state admitted it was running a nuclear weapons program. Since then, the question on everyone's mind has been: do they already have the Bomb? North Korean leader Kim Jong Il is keeping the world guessing. In a Nov. 17 broadcast, Radio Pyongyang said: "We have come to have powerful military counter-measures, including nuclear weapons." Two days later, the commentary was rebroadcast twice, but the phrase "come to have" was replaced by "entitled to have" nuclear arms...
After a scoreless first frame, the Crimson offense ignited in the second, tallying four even-strength goals in quick succession before some extracurricular activity distracted both teams in the third. Pettit, junior Kenny Smith, sophomore Noah Welch and senior Aaron Kim all tallied strikes as part of the potent Crimson attack in the frenzied second period...