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...centerpiece of the movement was a march against rape on Nov. 8, which took place even after Radcliffe President Martina S. Horner refused to fund the event. The march was not supported only by women...
...before we decide to come back and do something. We’re used to it, but it’s not good.”The season opener provided an augur for a trend that would mark the whole season: against then-No. 18 DePaul on Nov. 18, Harvard found itself in an insurmountable 47-18 deficit at the half. At Virginia a few weeks later, the Crimson faced a 31-22 halftime hole in Charlottesville, and not even the momentum of a sustained second half run could bring Harvard back after a stagnant first half...
...again. I’m so proud of our team for staying strong.” Despite the end-of-season loss, the Crimson registered a 10-0 dual meet record and beat Princeton in the dual meet prior to Ivies. The Crimson’s first meet was Nov. 11th, a 179.5–115.5 win over Brown. Harvard took first place in the first twelve races and, with a significant lead, chose to swim the other races as exhibitions. The meet was the first collegiate swim for breakout long distance freshman Emiley Jellie...
...Marines are indeed guilty of an atrocity, they had the ill fortune to have committed their crime in the worst possible place: outside the front door of a budding Iraqi journalist and human-rights activist. Taher Thabet, 43, was at home in Haditha on the morning of Nov. 19 when around 7:15 he heard the detonation of the roadside bomb that struck a Marine humvee, killing the driver, Lance Corporal Miguel Terrazas, 20. The blast shattered Thabet's windows. He ran outside in time to see Marines from three other humvees springing from their vehicles and heading for four...
McGirk contacted Marine headquarters in Ramadi to inquire about the incident. The Marines sent back an e-mail saying there were 15 civilian deaths in Haditha on Nov. 19 but that the victims were killed by the roadside bomb and by a firefight that erupted when insurgents fired on the Marines. But the videotape showed that many of the dead were pajama-clad women and children. The bodies had wounds from bullets, not shrapnel, and the scene suggested that they had been murdered inside their homes...