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...which police are allowed to use South African apartheid techniques to harass our students." Perhaps Counter needs a history refresher: Apartheid refers to the horrendous system of racial segregation in which black South Africans were denied any social influence and forced to live in inadequate housing with inferior access to education and medicine. I fail to see the parallel here...
Since its implementation will be based on the decisions of individual masters, the plan has the potential to create inequality among Houses. Yet some undergraduate dormitories already have access to cable television, including the apartments at 10 and 20 DeWolfe St. and Pforzheimer House’s Jordan Hall...
Nicholas J. Castine ’09, who has spearheaded the technological side of the effort, estimated that students would be able to take advantage of the system for a monthly fee of $25 to $35 per room. They would likely have access to about 250 channels provided by DirecTV...
Automated Reply from Frank Lee Dunzo: I’m currently out of the country for all of Reading Period and won’t be able to access e-mail. voice-mail, or even mail mail. I may come back for my exams, but I’m still not sure. Maybe you can get in touch with me then, but probably...
...traders tell me the principal market for stolen crude is Basra, Iraq's only access to the Gulf. Fadhila, the strongest Shi'a militia in the city, pretty much monopolizes the trade. Fadhila currently offers pilfered oil for $10-12 a barrel. Buyers have to arrange for small freighters to ship it to Dubai, where it is sold at the dock for around $30 a barrel. The oil is sold on the international markets, commonly using a false certificate of origin or blended with other oil to disguise its origin. More and more frequently, however, co-opted employees in Iraq...