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...first stellar setup came in Harvard’s 1-0 double overtime win over Yale early in the season. As the Eli goalkeeper was organizing a several-player wall inside the box, Westfall rushed the restart and softly lobbed the free kick over the defenders. Junior forward Beth Totman won the ensuing race to the ball and pushed it into daylight for the game-winner...
...lives in Norway, performing occasionally for Burmese exiles. He sings what he wants to sing. But almost no one listens. "In Burma, I produced one album a year," says Mun Awng. "During 14 years in exile, I have only recorded two albums." He vows to return and restart his career "as soon as there is freedom of expression...
...course, all this is true at any age. But to extend the financial metaphor, deciding to have her family while she's in her 20s changes a woman's investment horizon. A younger mother has more time in the bank: more time to conceive successfully, more time to start, restart or change careers when she's ready. But she also has less in the real bank, and in these days of high college costs, she may have a significant debt load. She will have clocked few years in her career, so she will either have to nurture a new life...
...Besides pressing for a cease-fire, Powell is looking to simultaneously restart the process of political negotiations over Palestinian statehood. He has made clear that he hopes his Friday meeting with Sharon will give him a better sense of the Israeli leader's political vision. But Sharon's government of national unity is based on crisis-management rather a shared political vision, and while it maintains a relative consensus on security matters, it is sharply divided over the political future of Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza...
...thunder, the evidence suggested otherwise. Everywhere he went--Jordan, Egypt, Yemen, Oman, Saudi Arabia--Cheney encountered blunt opposition to the idea of ousting Saddam Hussein by force. Before they would consider joining such a campaign, Arab leaders demanded, the U.S. would have to use its influence to restart the peace process, preferably by leaning on Israel's Ariel Sharon. After Cheney got an earful from so many presidents, kings and sultans, it's no wonder he spent the day Friday among less obstreperous friends aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea. 'This is the highlight of my trip...