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...Iraq is a disaster. Those who live in the Middle East and have a direct investment in democracy, however, see the value of the U.S.'s hard-fought quest to stabilize Iraq, defeat Islamic terrorism and bring liberty to oppressed peoples. Our Founding Fathers would be proud of the latter and disgusted by the former. Kelly Wood Bozeman, Montana...
...halftime. As the game returned from break, the Tigers took control of the entire second frame. In the final 30 minutes of the game, Princeton handily outshot Harvard 20-13, controlled the majority of ground balls (13-7), and managed to turnover the ball fewer times (9-12). The latter statistic may be attributed not only to strong play by the Tigers, but also to mental errors by the Crimson. “We can be successful,” said sophomore Caroline Simmons in an earlier interview. “If we can work on eliminating the turnovers...
...concern.“Defensively, we made some mistakes in the first half,” Harvard coach Scott Anderson said. “We almost have to be perfect defensively, and hope that our offense gets us the number of goals that we need.”The latter nearly happened, when a Crimson flurry late made things slightly more interesting.Down 8-5 entering the fourth quarter, a score from extra-man specialist Steve Cohen made it a two-goal game with 6:31 to play.After a Tiger score made it 9-6 with 3:12 remaining and long...
...weekend, the Crimson sprinters blew past all other runners in the women’s side of the meet. Senior Stevie de Groff won both the 100 meter and 200 meter dashes, with freshman Favia Merritt following her up in the former and Shannon Flahive in the latter. The third position in each distance was also a Crimson runner—sophomore Chidimma Dalu was .57 seconds behind de Groff’s winning time of 12.10 in the 100 meter race, while freshman Brittan Smith was under a second behind the pace of 25.19 in the longer sprint...
...Iraq is a disaster. Those who live in the Middle East and have a direct investment in democracy, however, see the value of the U.S.'s hard-fought quest to stabilize Iraq, defeat Islamic terrorism and bring liberty to oppressed peoples. Our Founding Fathers would be proud of the latter and disgusted by the former. Kelly Wood Bozeman, Montana, U.S. I have one question for George W. Bush & Co. Why did they choose Iraq and not Saudi Arabia - one of the worst offenders regarding human rights - as a location for implementing democracy in the Middle East? American troops have been...