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...Anjuman Pass into the Panjshir Valley. It's a grueling three-or four-day journey--for those vehicles that make it. "This road wasn't built for human beings," says Mohammed Zikria, 25, a Panjshiri driver who nearly died last week when his jeep stalled and almost slid backward over a precipice into a foaming mountain river. "It's a road from hell...
...Anjuman Pass into the Panjshir Valley. It's a grueling three- or four-day journey?for those vehicles that make it. "This road wasn't built for human beings," says Mohammed Zikria, 25, a Panjshiri driver who nearly died last week when his jeep stalled and almost slid backward over a precipice into a foaming mountain river. "It's a road from hell...
...counterattack goals by the Knights early in the fourth, though, put them up 8-6 and forced the Crimson to call a timeout. With five minutes remaining, junior Theo Ludwick, aware that the Knight goalie had been cheating to one side all game, faked to that side and then slid the ball into the other side of the cage, igniting a 4-0 Harvard...
...past 10 years, data storage has been synonymous with EMC, the company based in Hopkinton, Mass., whose growth shadowed the e-commerce boom and whose market share last year reached 35%--three times greater than Compaq's. Thought by many to be untouchable, the company's stock slid through 2001, the result of new competitive pressures and a slowing economy. EMC revealed in July that its second-quarter earnings had fallen 71%. A week after the terror attacks, EMC forecasted a loss for the first time in 11 years and announced 2,400 layoffs. Still, the company--with its competitors...
...After two weeks of laudable coverage, The Crimson slid into petty politics and poor journalism with this morning’s coverage of the Rally for Patriotism and American Unity (News, “Student Rally For Patriotism Draws Few,” Sept. 26). A front-page, above-the-fold headline is devoted to the fact that few people attended an outdoor rally in the rain. While the second paragraph mentions this “steady rain,” the connection is left to those with more common sense than Crimson editors. I eagerly await the first liberal...