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...will be vital to destroy al Qaeda. This puts the U.S. in the unusual position of actually needing not just the passive consent, but the active assistance from Arab and Muslim countries, and the developing world in general. The Europeans, Japan, Canada and Australia may be able to help shoulder most of the military needs of a protracted campaign in Afghanistan, but combating bin Laden's own counterattacks requires the total engagement of the law enforcement and intelligence communities of the countries in which al Qaeda operates - many of them in the developing world. Indeed, it's a safe...
...rely junior sprinter Anna Fraser. Fraser’s expertise in the sprint butterfly, freestyle and backstroke events is of immeasurable importance to Harvard’s squad, as she proved in a hurried and triumphant return to the pool in the middle of last year after suffering a shoulder surgery...
After a quick start to his freshman season, Nowak separated his shoulder, which greatly limited his production for the rest of the year. Major shoulder surgery the following summer hampered Nowak’s ability to train before last season, and his numbers were further hurt by a brief midseason tour with the World Junior team...
Senior Graham Morell was expected to provide solid play and much-needed additional veteran leadership, but a recurring shoulder injury has ended his hockey career. Morell will remain on he team as a student-assistant coach...
...first half, there was almost nothing for Harvard that wasn’t enjoyable. Senior quarterback Neil Rose returned from a neck and shoulder injury that had kept him out of the last five quarters of Harvard football. He displayed no rust, leading the Crimson to a score on its first possession when he threw a short pass on the run to junior wideout Carl Morris...