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...Princeton nightcap. In his Ivy League debut, Cole fanned 11 batters in 7 2/3 frames on the way to his first collegiate win. Counting a relief appearance, Cole held opposing hitters to a .182 batting average for the week. Senior rightfielder Lance Salsgiver was tabbed for the League Honor Roll, batting .464 with 13 runs scored, seven stolen bases, and an impressive .821 slugging percentage. First-place Harvard returns to the field for its home opener this Saturday meeting Penn in a noon-time doubleheader. It then clashes with Columbia in another doubleheader on Sunday, also at noon...
...Penn fell to 11-16 with the losses. The remaining teams in the league will all open their conference seasons this Saturday. Brown (9-17) will travel to Penn, while Dartmouth (7-14) will open up at Cornell. Princeton will play host to Yale (20-10), and Harvard will roll down I-95 to face Columbia. —BRAD HINSHELWOOD
Presidents, like spouses, can send clearer messages with what they don't say as what they do. Consider the case of Treasury Secretary John Snow. In part because of his longevity and known desire to depart, his head has often been mentioned among those that might roll as part of an extensive makeover being contemplated by the incoming chief of staff, Josh Bolten. In fact, there have been so many reports of his imminent departure since he was confirmed in January 2003 that some people refer to the affable Richmonder as "Job." With that in mind, gauge the temperature...
Taylor is unimpressed by outside efforts to calm the civil strife. "I am not going to roll over and play dead," he told TIME. "This is an attempt to rescue Doe. A peacekeeping force means all sides agree. We have not agreed. If we're attacked, the price will be expensive. The world is going to remember...
...demonstrations. "The views of most of the people marching in the streets of L.A. and other cities last weekend bear little or no resemblance to the majority of public opinion in this country when it comes to illegal immigration," Winston wrote in a column for the Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call. He cited polls suggesting the majority of Americans view immigration reform as a security issue, want to deny driver?s licenses to illegal immigrants and support a larger fence along the Mexican border. But so far, the Christian, business and Latino groups that helped organized last week?s rallies...