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Perhaps the only two reactions to the Middle East conflict that the authors can imagine are a knee-jerk defense of Israeli policy and a bleeding-heart moralizing condemnation of Israel. However, a great many Israelis, American Jews and Harvard students have deemed the conflict and particularly the occupation important enough to consider it in its totality--its origins, its moral and social implications for allparties involved, as well as its alternatives. These people are not looking to justify or rationalize particular acts, but rather to offer constructive criticism based not on generalizations, but on understanding and knowledge...
...Crimson's cause was hampered by injuries to two of its top runners. Chris Woodward, who has usually finished between second and fourth for the Crimson (5-3) this season, was slowed by a knee injury, and was only the 10th Crimson runner to cross the line...
Until then, she plays with a heavily taped knee, which she claims is "about 80 percent." The knee is one reason why Reilly has decided not to pursue a remaining year of eligibility. "I could play another year," Reilly said. "But I'd like to walk away while I still have the legs...
When Reilly first arrived in Cambridge, she wasn't sure if she even had a soccer future. Because of her knee injury, Reilly hadn't been actively recruited. Further complicating the situation was the presence of All-American goalie Tracee Whitley...
Reilly won't be hanging up her cleats after soccer season. Come February, she will finish knee rehabilitation and assume her duties as third baseman and captain of the softball team...