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...weapons originally sent from Washington going to spark a full-scale war between the world's newest nuclear nations? "No, both sides are determined to avoid a war," says Rahman. "Instead we're looking at a long counterinsurgency as the Indian army comes under political pressure to retake the territory seized by the infiltrators." In other words, just business as usual in Kashmir. A surer indication that dispute will remain local: Even as their armed forces trade fire in the disputed province, both countries vowed Friday that the conflict wouldn't jeopardize their ongoing involvement in the cricket world...
...Manchester, first alerted Harvard students to the idea earlier this year. Stose contacted several student leaders via e-mail, asking them to bring the pledge to the attention of Harvard seniors. Stose is working with students at other Boston-area colleges, such as Tufts, MIT and Brandeis, to spark a city-wide movement for the pledge...
Newcomer Meredith Bagley helped spark The Crimson's offense, which needed little help in destroying the future of American politics...
...played lots of video games, at times obsessively. Invariably, though, the obsession gives way to boredom. Even the best games run their course. As a gamer, I always find it sort of sad when a favorite title just doesn't evoke that old spark anymore. But as parents, we may find that this is the best thing we have working...
...flag desecration topic provokes stupefied boredom. So I'm assuming most Harvard students, like me, cringe just a little when flag desecration becomes an issue again. This time, however, the chance that it might actually have some real application to our lives has injected the topic with some spark...