Word: telegrapher
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...British papers, The Telegraph, made an unflattering comparison between the Williams sisters of tennis and the Harvard ‘A’ and ‘B’ coxed fours in the Britannia Cup, in describing the ‘B’ boat’s comfortable victory...
...Telegraph also reported that the Old Edwardian Boat Club of South Africa, which fell to the Crimson in the Ladies’ Plate semifinals, needed to stage their own version of “The Full Monty” in front of family and friends to raise funding for Henley...
...deplore the Israeli state,” Baker told the British newspaper The Sunday Telegraph. “Miriam knew that was how I felt and that they would have to go because of the current situation...
...According to St. Martin's, "For nearly a decade, Anton La Guardia was the Middle East correspondent for the Daily Telegraph of London. In 'War Without End: Israelis, Palestinians, and the Struggle for a Promised Land' (May), La Guardia has provided a thoroughly unbiased examination of the centuries-old struggles endured by Israel and Palestine. After the tragic attacks of 9/11, most Americans have been asking, "Why do they hate us?" The answer, several centuries in the making, surrounds how the U.S. involvement in the Middle East, as a close friend of Israel and a strong business partner with...
...embassies in Africa. RELEASED. TANAK JIGME SANGPO, 76, Tibetan teacher who spent the past 19 years in jail on charges of "counterrevolutionary incitement" for condemning the Chinese occupation of his homeland, on medical parole; from Drapchi Prison in Lhasa. RELEASED. PETA THORNYCROFT, 57, correspondent for Britain's Daily Telegraph who was detained by authorities in Zimbabwe under a security act for publishing false information; by order of a high court in Harare. RESIGNED. RICK BELLUZZO, president and chief operating officer of Microsoft Corp., after serving little more than a year in the position; in Seattle. Claiming the move was part...