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Another British native, sophomore Alasdair McLean-Foreman—actually a club teammate of Lambert’s—is the Crimson’s other top title contender. As a freshman, he won the indoor title in the 800. Haggerty plans to move him up to the mile this year, and expectations are that he can run near the four-minute mark...
Haggerty said that one of the keys to Harvard’s season will be whether it can develop scoring in the mile, the 3000, and the 5000, which the Crimson has been lacking in recent years...
...Somalia's 2,000-mile coastline, inhospitable, warlord-dominated terrain and the near total absence of government authority make it perfect bin Laden country. And the U.S. believes there's already an association: "Somalia has been a place that has harbored al Qaeda and, to my knowledge, still is," Defense Secretary Rumsfeld said Tuesday. And in this era of zero-tolerance, that's fighting talk...
...lethal volley of automatic-weapons fire from every side of the two-story building. They called in American fighter-bombers--guided by spotters on the ground--which scored two direct hits on the front of the school Saturday afternoon. Windows were blown out a quarter of a mile away. Hundreds of Pakistanis died in the explosions...
...midweek the Taliban had dug in along a ridge at Selbur, three miles west of Bangi, and the village, emptied of its population of farmers, had become an eerie no-man's-land. In the last half-mile up to Bangi, the sides of the road were heavily mined, a red rock every two or three yards marking mines the Alliance troops had found before their retreat...