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...million Amount Thais are expected to bet over the three-week Euro 2004 soccer tournament, despite a nationwide ban on gambling...
HUGH SIDEY: On the cross-country flight with Nancy and the kids MIDDLE EAST DETAINEES: Has the U.S. been rewriting its rules on torture? LATIN AMERICA COLOMBIA: Paramilitaries are taking over the cocaine trade EUROPE SOCCER: Football stars and fans gather in Portugal for Euro 2004 ASIA INDONESIA: Martial law ends in Aceh, but the killing goes on SOUTH PACIFIC CRIME: A drugs bust in Fiji reinforces fears that the region is at risk SCIENCE CANCER: New targeted therapies help patients to live with their disease SPORT OLYMPICS: Kiwi sailboarder Barbara Kendall gets ready for Athens THE ARTS MUSIC: China...
Coming into the season, the Harvard men’s soccer team was considered by senior midfielder Kevin Ara to be one of the “favorites for the Ivy League [title].” But the Crimson fell far short of that mark, ending the year at a pedestrian sixth place in the conference as individual accomplishments became areas of greatest note...
After the January draft, Ara spent the spring semester traveling between Cambridge and Washington to complete his requirements for graduation, and expects to see more playing time now that he can focus on soccer. He got his first minutes during United’s 1-0 loss to the New England Revolution...
After a tumultuous season that featured memorable victories over Penn and Columbia as well as heartbreaking losses to Brown and Dartmouth, the Harvard women’s soccer team found itself almost exactly back where it started—with nearly an equal number of wins, losses and ties...