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...past week. After last year’s loss to UConn, the Crimson lost its last five games of the season. There are four games—and three Ivy games—left in the schedule this year, and each proves crucial as Harvard hopes to regain a share of the Ivy lead and earn a national top-16 seed, good for home-field advantage in the first two rounds of NCAAs...
...stockpiles. The alternative, that America unilaterally withdraw from the treaty, would render meaningless Bush’s claim that the U.S. and Russia should no longer view each other as adversaries. But right now, the most pressing threat to America is international terrorism, and national missile defense must not regain its traditional place as the sole object of Bush’s foreign policy...
Hoping to regain the lead, Harvard came out fighting in the final quarter, scoring early to make the score...
...only one thing going for Afghanistan now it is the rare circumstance that so many regional powers are united with the rest of the world in pursuit of the country's stability. "It has to work," says General Wali. "It is the chance the Afghan nation has to regain its place among free and democratic nations." Chance is an appropriate word, especially without any odds attached. On the other hand, a chance is more than Afghanistan has had for a very long time...
...better not to pretend you know where you are going. Better to listen to advice, argue with passion, even with ourselves and our worst instincts. Our better angels need weapons too, and argument makes them sharper, and every time we fight the urge to panic and help someone else regain his balance, we may better arm ourselves for whatever these next days bring...