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...supposed to be its best chance to knock off the two squads in years, the Harvard men’s basketball team (6-14, 1-3 Ivy) followed up its Friday night loss to the Quakers with a 68-54 loss at Princeton (5-12, 2-0 Ivy) on Saturday night...
...ever been. If we just play our game, I see us winning it. This will definitely set us up 3-0, and 3-0 in the league will make us the team to be beaten.”HARVARD 3, SACRED HEART 0The Crimson trampled the notoriously easy Pioneers Saturday night at the MAC, tallying 51 kills as it coasted to a 3-0 victory (30-27, 30-15, 30-21). Junior captain Brady Weissbourd led Harvard with 13 kills and no errors, closely followed by seniors Jordan Weitzen and Jamie Crooks, who both notched nine kills.Sophomore setter Gil Weintraub...
Five individual winners for the Crimson highlighted the first-ever Battle of Beantown, held at Gordon Track on Saturday, but it wasn’t enough for top team awards as the women’s track team finished third and the men placed fourth in the four-team field...
...France, the former colonial power in Chad, Elysée officials told TIME that President Nicolas Sarkozy had spoken on the phone to Déby on Saturday to reiterate his support. Those officials wouldn't say whether any plans were afoot to evacuate Déby to Paris, however. And while France dispatched an additional 150 soldiers from Gabon to join the permanent 1,450 French troops posted in Chad, their mission seemed to be to help airlift foreign citizens to safety rather than to save the government...
...save beleaguered friendly governments in its former African colonies, Elysée spokesman David Martinon stressed that the focus of the French government was "assuring that all the arrangements had been made to assure the safety of our nationals". Paris dispatched a French Army Airbus to N'Djamena Saturday to begin an airlift back to France when the situation allows it, but showed none of the readiness to put down a rebellion that had had been par for the course when Paris still considered Francophone Africa as France's back yard...