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Many Germans welcome the change. The 1960s and '70s were a particularly intense time in Germany as young people threw off the social straitjacket of the 1950s and the legacy of Nazism. Fischer, who among other assorted jobs worked as a taxi driver, brought some of that contrarian spirit into German political life, famously clashing with U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld on the eve of the Iraq war. Schröder was not a radical but shared his cohort's progressive outlook and freewheeling lifestyle. (Schröder and Fischer have eight marriages between them.) "They all wore suits and ties...
...numbers that the Crimson put up in Saturday’s 24-17 win at Lafayette, the zero had the greatest value. Zero as in, zero interceptions for quarterback Liam O’Hagan for the first game this season. After four games in which he threw one, two, three, and three picks, the sophomore starter finally put up the mistake-free performance that the team had been looking for. And while Harvard’s difficulties on special teams emerged once again—sophomore Steven Williams fumbled his third kick return in the past two games, leading...
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Joe DiGiacomo threw for 201 yards and three touchdowns, including a five-yarder to David Turner late in the third quarter, to give Brown a 31-28 win over Princeton on Saturday.Brown’s Nick Hartigan ran for 245 yards and scored his school record 40th career touchdown on a 74-yard run in the first quarter. The previous record of 39 was set by Michael Malan from 1999 to 2001. Hartigan’s 245 yards was the second-best single-game performance in school history.Princeton (3-2, 1-1 Ivy) trailed...
...Hagan assumed the starting job after just a few series in the Crimson’s opener against Holy Cross, after sophomore Richard Irvin threw an interception that was returned for the touchdown...
...Red.The point swing wasn’t all, though. The Harvard giveaways came at the most inopportune times, repeatedly undercutting any momentum the Crimson may have gained. Twice, Harvard took possession in Big Red territory off a Cornell mistake. And twice, struggling sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan threw an interception on the following play.“Too many mistakes,” O’Hagan said afterwards, shaking his head in disgust. “I put that on me, not thinking the right things out there sometimes, and it cost us the football game...