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...Tonight, for the first time all year, the Harvard women’s basketball team will find itself in the neighborhood of instant validation. If Harvard beats league heavyweight Princeton (13-5, 4-1 Ivy) to continue an upward trend that began with a pair of wins last weekend, it will have affirmed its position in a four-team championship hunt. If it loses, the Crimson (7-11, 3-2) will return from its road trip, which also includes a tilt tomorrow with league doormat Penn (3-15, 1-4), without any real hope for its fourth title...
...Tonight the review staff will be working with the Undergraduate Council to table in dining halls during dinner, distributing material on the review, including all of the reports of the faculty-student committees and a summary list of all of the recommendations. For more information or to comment on the review, please e-mail curr-rev@fas.harvard.edu. I hope students will become involved in the debate...
...relax, which is hard to do—he’s been pressing way too much, he’s trying to do way too much stuff.” BAPTISM BY FIREFreshman guard Drew Housman will receive his initiation into the intensity of Princeton-Penn weekend tonight. True to his first-year experience running Harvard’s offense, Housman won’t have much margin for error. His defensive assignment tonight will be to bottle up Tigers senior guard Scott Greenman, who scored a career-high 27 points in a win over Yale last weekend...
Summers' spokesman, John Longbrake, declined to comment on Ryan's motion tonight...
...What did the U.S. collect in what it calls the terrorist surveillance program that it could not have collected had it obeyed the FISA procedures? Even Americans who had not heard of the FISA court three months ago now know that the government can start wiretapping someone tonight and still wait to ask the court for permission for another 72 hours. So what did it need that FISA wasn't permitting? The answer, most people believe, is about the law and goes to what the lawyers call the "triggers...