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...workshop for manufacturing small bombs suitable for suicide missions. A police source says 33 packets of explosives were discovered-one of which was already packed into a knapsack, while others were at various stages of assembly. The upshot: Azahari, 48, and Nurdin, 33, were almost certainly planning a string of fresh attacks...
It’s tough to talk about a weakness after a 29-3 victory, but for the Harvard football team, an old problem returned on Saturday: the kicking game. Forced to play without its first- or second-string long snapper, the Crimson kicking game sputtered all afternoon. Harvard missed two extra points when low snaps couldn’t be handled by holder Robert Balkema, and an extra point and a field goal were blocked. Sophomore kicker Matt Schindel also missed a 35-yard attempt wide right before connecting on his final try from 28 yards...
...lead were encouraging, but the Crimson’s kicking woes were cause for concern. Sophomore kicker Matt Schindel’s first two extra points were botched, the first due to a bad snap and the second on a poorly executed fake. With the third-string long snapper in the game after injuries to captain Erik Grimm and backup junior Dylan McCrory, Murphy said, “things just fell apart.”“We were completely out of sync,” he said.It helped that the Quakers were unable to accomplish much...
...lead were encouraging, but the Crimson’s kicking woes were cause for concern. Both of sophomore kicker Matt Schindel’s first two extra points were botched, the first due to a bad snap and the second on a poorly executed fake. With the third-string long snapper in the game after injuries to captain Erik Grimm and backup junior Dylan McCrory, Murphy said, “things just fell apart.”“We were completely out of sync,” he said.It helped that the Quakers were unable to accomplish much...
...writing to criticize The Crimson’s unfortunate Nov. 2 editorial “Just Results.” The editorial begins inauspiciously by decrying “the recent string of indictments of Bush Administration officials.” As any news-watcher knows, however, only one administration official has been indicted. This hardly constitutes a string of indictments against numerous officials. Later, the piece claims that despite “admissions of guilt,” President Bush “has yet to ask for one resignation.” Actually, the Plame affair...