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...eight scorers in the ECAC, three (Tyler Kolarik, Tim Pettit and Brett Nowak) belong to Harvard. The other five are Yalies. Senior Evan Wax, juniors Ryan Steeves and Vin Hellemyer, freshman Christian Jensen and Higgins lead a potent Eli attack that averages five-and-a-quarter goals per game, tops in the ECAC. Yale defeated Princeton 6-1 this past Saturday...
...medley, Kristin E. Ing, a student at the Graduate School of Education, performs to Kline’s “She Got You” in a solo for which the non-standard vocal music in the background makes the emotion of the dance even more potent...
...United States at this moment has a narrow window of opportunity for eliminating the threat posed by a Hussein-controlled Iraq. He likely has an extremely potent stockpile of chemical and biological weapons, regardless of what the inspectors do or do not find, but is limited in his ability to deliver them. After another year or two of “containment,” even with sporadic inspections, Iraq would likely possess sophisticated drones for deploying chemical and biological weapons, longer-range ballistic missiles, and functional nuclear weapons...
...ECAC with the victory over RPI, moving two points ahead of Yale for the conference lead. Despite a strong transition attack in the game that resulted in numerous odd-man rushes, the Engineers (6-8-1, 1-4-1) fell prey to the Crimson’s potent offensive pressure...
...officials estimate that the roughly 400 Stingers unaccounted for in Afghanistan are nearing the end of their useful life, if they haven't already passed it. While defense officials suggest the missile system's battery is good for only about five years, many remain potent after 10 years. Both the basic Stinger supplied to the Afghan rebels and the Soviet-designed SA-7s are fairly crude weapons. But the CIA has launched several efforts since they were delivered in 1986-87 to get them back, offering up to $100,000 per missile, and sometimes paying more, U.S. officials...