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...killing at least two and injuring many. From nearby towns came reports of more disturbances, news of which arrived in Mandalay on buses and trucks and spread with viral stealth through the city's network of trishaw drivers. Hiring one to check out the dark, deserted streets, I was struck by how well suited trishaws were to disseminating news. With me leaning forward in my seat and the driver bent slightly with the exertion of pedaling the rutted tarmac, he could whisper into my ear without anyone noticing, let alone hearing. He told me that eight charred bodies from Kyaukse...
...Enemy Now? In today's terror-struck world, war has evolved far beyond one nation fighting another [March 29]. Now a globally dispersed band of Islamist assassins, worshippers of death, blow themselves to bits along with as many innocent victims as possible. The civilized people of the world, regardless of nationality, must devise brand-new strategies for dealing with crazed terrorists. The U.S.'s unilateral actions seem only to be inflaming them. The U.N.'s practices of negotiation, inquiry, mediation and judicial settlement won't work against deranged extremists who hide behind religion, nor will sending troops to trouble spots...
Harvard finally struck back when sophomore attackman Sean Kane ran his defender off a pick by freshman midfielder Brian Mahler and fired a low shot into the net, but two late Tiger goals ended any hope of a Crimson comeback, as the teams headed into the half with the score...
...Martire struck the first blow, easily besting Jessica Siebel 6-1, 6-1 at No. 3 before Bergman coasted to an equally sound victory at No. 1 against Alison Hashmall...
Bisexuality was one of many balances Air struck on Monday. Theirs is a sound as much about empty space as solid ground, as much about the notes being played as the silence outside. Even the band was evenly divided between the two Frenchmen and their two American backup musicians. Perhaps University President Lawrence H. Summers should have talked to these guys for his “Renewing the Atlantic Partnership” project...