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...Taiwanese military experts, the message seems clear: that the island can no longer rely on the U.S. and its military and technological might to protect it from Chinese forces. Lin Chong-pin, president of the Foundation on International and Cross-Strait Studies and a former deputy defense minister, points to the Taiwan Straits crisis of 1996, when escalating tensions prompted the U.S. to send two aircraft carrier battle groups to the region in an attempt to defuse the situation. In a similar scenario today, Lin says, China's ability to destroy satellites would reduce the effectiveness of U.S. forces, which...
...game— you forget what happened, how it got there, quality points involved, get the win. That is what we did tonight.” Cusworth provided many of those quality points, as he scored 10 in the final seven minutes.Freshman guard Jeremy Lin scored all of his career-high 12 points after halftime, including 10 straight midway through the half to give Harvard a 51-49 lead with 10:06 remaining. The teams traded baskets after that until junior forward Brad Unger, who had ten points and a career-high seven rebounds, put back sophomore point...
...last hurrahs. It also could have been the sequel to a dominant performance by Dartmouth point guard Leon Pattman last weekend. But it came as a surprise when, with thirteen minutes left in Friday’s Ivy League tilt against the Big Green, freshman guard Jeremy Lin took charge of the Crimson offense. With Dartmouth leading 45-41, the 6’2 combo guard reeled off ten straight points, exhibiting versatility, poise, and increasingly astute judgment on the court during his prolific stretch of play. “I really felt like I was in the flow...
...mistakes Lin did make—losing the ball after dribbling into a crowded corner and botching an inbounds play under the Dartmouth basket while under heavy pressure—showed his inexperience above all else...
...look at them and say [Housman and Lin are] both point guards, [but] I think they’re both guards who can play together in the future. One doesn’t have to play the one, one doesn’t have to play the two. It bodes well for our backcourt future...