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There are a number of 24-hour rape crisis counselors who are mental health professionals on-call through University Health Services (UHS) on weekdays and weekends. They can be reached through UHS and they aim to help survivors understand their options for care. All of these resources are completely optional because part of a survivor's healing process involves regaining control in her or his life. Should a survivor choose to have a rape kit performed to gather forensic evidence, or is in need of more medical attention than UHS can provide, a counselor can accompany them to the Beth...
...aim to remove Saddam Hussein from power, mass destruction is not the most appropriate technique. The Gulf War caused significant Iraqi losses, but Hussein remains in office. Some commentators have suggested that the U.S. support an internal rebellion in Iraq and use domestic divisions to bring about a change in leadership. The examples of American involvement in Afghanistan and in Nicaragua indicate that Washington is familiar with using civil war to pursue its policy ends...
Along with nine other business schools, HBS has developed a program, called Women in Business Forums, that aim "to send a message that a business degree is very broad and is the kind of degree that can be very useful to anyone wanting to make an impact on an organization," according to Achenbaum...
Even a moderate like Jordan was a target. In 1980 a white supremacist took aim with a .30-06 rifle and shot him in the back in a motel parking lot in Fort Wayne, Ind. The crime was committed at 2 a.m. as Jordan, who had delivered a speech on race relations earlier that night, was arriving back at his motel with a blond divorce who had been entertaining him at her home. It was explained that Jordan and the woman had been up late discussing racial issues...
...visibly frail but determined John Paul II traveled the length of the island to conduct four outdoor Masses, he attracted a mix of Catholic believers eager for a papal blessing and party faithful curious to see a real, live Pope. In public homilies, his aim was to stimulate new, even revolutionary ideas within Castro's closed society. Yet his message, though close to his heart, was only covertly political, chiding Cuba's lapsed family values harder than its lack of human rights, calling more for Catholic education than confrontation with the regime. Speaking fervently on issues that are of particular...