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...like I thought it would be,” Kennifer said. “It was really fun. I got more excited for the two games today than I had for any other game all season.”HARVARD 6, BROWN 5Kennifer and sophomore driver Melissa Mueller scored on consecutive possessions in the fourth quarter as Harvard rallied past second-seeded Brown 6-5 in the semi-final game.It was the Crimson’s first win in four tries against the Bears. But yesterday’s game was more important than the previous matches because it clinched...
...important tournament coming off a positive experience,” freshman driver Julia Lam said. Senior 2M-O Molly Mehaffey, who is also a Crimson editor, scored five goals to lead an offensive onslaught against the Camels (4-3). Sophomore 2M-D Lauren Snyder and sophomore driver Melissa Mueller each scored twice, while eight other players scored one goal for the Crimson. “Everyone played very well,” Harvard coach Erik Farrar said. “Everybody got in, got some playing time, which is important come tournament time.” The Crimson...
...busy week for Bush as Congress remains out of session for a second week, he will also pose for photos in the Oval Office before meetings with the national commander-in-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Jim Mueller, a Vietnam veteran from Missouri, and with the Archbishop of Washington, Theodore Cardinal McCarrick, who participated last April in the selection of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as the 265th Pope, Benedict XVI. Bush will also make remarks on World AIDS Day; light the national Christmas tree during the ?Pageant of Peace? on the Ellipse on Thursday; and attend the Kennedy Center...
...have found another spy in its midst. But the fact that the alleged mole may have been able to keep e-mailing filched documents undetected even as the bureau was auditing him has powerful onlookers vexed. The mess is coming to light as FBI director Robert Mueller continues to try to prove that the bureau's handling of intelligence has been fixed since he took the helm following the agency's pre-Sept. 11 missteps and the jailing of superspy Robert Hanssen. The arrest last month of FBI analyst Leandro Aragoncillo raises doubts about the effectiveness of reforms...
...core al-Qaeda operatives left in the U.S. But a senior U.S. intelligence official says American law enforcers have ramped up surveillance of what he called "possible facilitators" for terrorists. The official put the number of such "individuals of interest" at fewer than 100. Still, when FBI director Robert Mueller spoke to the Senate Intelligence Committee earlier this year, he was worried about "the potential recruitment of radicalized American Muslim converts ... The process of recruitment is subtle and, many times, self-initiated, and radicalization tends to occur over long periods of time...