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...article in last Tuesday's Crimson about the visit of playwright Wend Wasserstein should have mentioned that the event was sponsored by Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel...
...pass the hat. The Muslims' current smuggling operations suggest the best paymasters: oil-rich Islamic countries like Saudi Arabia and the gulf states that have already shelled out money to Bosnian Muslim businessmen, who then procure the weapons. The smuggling routes also suggest how the newly sanctioned equipment would wend its way to Muslim fighters. Arms are shipped or flown to the Croatian capital of Zagreb, then transferred into Bosnia by lighter aircraft and trucks. But all equipment must pass through Croatia, which has extracted a sizable portion of the weapons that cross its lands. This Croatian usury is unlikely...
...landed back where she always knew she belonged -- in the world of journalism -- only her vantage point is from the business side of the equation. As the account executive in charge of TIME newsstand sales in the U.S., Hargrove oversees the distribution of the copies of the magazine that wend their way each week to 175,000 retail outlets around the country...
This tale of a train robber in turn of the century Oregon and southwest Canada contains the most spectacular landscape scenery of any movie in recent memory. The film essentially follows the trains which are the source of the Grey Fox's (Richard Farnsworth) plunder as they wend their lone ways through the small towns and steppes of the Yukon and British Columbia...
...dark and forbidding depths of the Gulf of Mexico, once frequented by only the hardiest of sea creatures, are now alive with human activity. Miniature submarines and robot-like vehicles prowl the ocean bottom while divers wend their way around incredible underwater structures -- taller than Manhattan skyscrapers but almost totally beneath the surface of the waves. This is the new geological frontier, and a daring breed of modern-day explorers is using technology worthy of Jules Verne and Jacques Cousteau to find fresh supplies of oil and natural...