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...soldiers identified so far, four have already completed their service. The others were suspended late last week. All may face investigation for desecration of human remains, a crime in Germany. The photos have helped spark a debate about Germany's wider role in the world as well. As (bad) luck would have it, the first set appeared on the same day that the German Defense Ministry unveiled a security report that argued its military should bolster its presence overseas to levels not seen since World War II to address emerging threats from terrorism and weapons proliferation. That would be quite...
...knew, but oddly captivating. What autonomy! I think I’ve been too dictatorial lately. Around the Ivies’ readers deserve more independence, and, let’s face it, I haven’t been successful enough with my picks to enforce linear narration.Best of luck, choose wisely, and you might go 4-0. But beware the fire-breathing troll! NO. 23 HARVARD (5-1, 2-1 Ivy) AT DARTMOUTH (1-5, 1-2)Harvard, fresh off a heart-breaking defeat in Princeton on Saturday, hasn’t lost back-to-back games in over...
...started this year and where we are now, this team has grown tremendously.” Caples emphasized repeatedly that her team’s strength comes from its fortitude. “I’m proud we kept fighting, we learned that you create your own luck and your own breaks...
...rural adviser from a major bank says that when a farmer has the bad luck to be stuck with marginal land, staying on it can often be a matter of choice, even a "lifestyle decision." Government handouts only "prolong the day of having to make a tough call," he says. "It's like if I set up a small shop on the outskirts of town and then Coles comes along. Would the government protect me?" Observers foresee a day of reckoning brought about by agricultural consolidation. Foreign investors, such as major hedge funds, are picking up prime farm land...
Three for three? No such luck. Winners of their last two Ivy League games, the Harvard women’s field hockey team traveled to Princeton on Saturday to try and make it three in a row. Instead, they found a determined Tigers (8-6, 6-0 Ivy) squad which, unwilling to let the Crimson spoil its undefeated Ivy campaign, sent Harvard (2-13, 2-3 Ivy) home from the Class of 1952 Stadium with a 3-1 loss. The Crimson got off to an encouraging start. Less than 10 minutes into the game, Harvard received a goal from senior...