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Condemned to Repeat...
...because some of them resembled their wives, who were Tutsi. How do you explain that?" Nations that haven't just peered into the abyss, but lived in it, have a tight grasp on the price of failure. Those that survive are duty-bound to do everything to avoid a repeat. So when Columbia University public health and development expert Ruxin, 37, arrived in Rwanda and asked where to set up the Millennium Villages Project, a program to end poverty in 80 villages across the world, Kagame's government gave him an office 100 m from Nyamata church...
...government is now scaling up his success nationwide. Most significant, foreign donors report no corruption, and in its World Governance Indicators released in July, the World Bank found Rwanda's government ranked among Africa's best, such as South Africa and Mauritius, scoring particularly well on control of graft. Repeat: World Finds Little Corruption in Small African Country...
Harvard’s 2007 season is giving new meaning to the old cliché that history is bound to repeat itself.The team looks eerily similar to the 2005 squad, which narrowly missed an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. That year, Katie Shields ’05 paced a strong defense with a single-season-record 11 shutouts. This year, sophomore Lauren Mann is picking up right where Shields left off, with a remarkable five shutouts through eight games and four straight clean-sheet wins.Junior captain Nikki Rhodes was a freshman standout in 2005, and she remains firmly...
...talk of a Yale repeat, the league continues to be balanced and unpredictable. Remember: Yale and Princeton were picked fourth and fifth, respectively, in last season’s preseason poll...