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...Anne P. Ba??os, the vice president and chief of staff at Tulane, said that the entire university population was excited about Sachs’ arrival...
...This university community is absolutely thrilled that he would be joining us,” Ba??os said...
...ensure a fair learning environment, heritage students were excluded from Chinese Ba, “Elementary Modern Chinese,” which Feng said is not a class for those who can speak Chinese but can’t write it. Feng said that some students think Chinese Ba??the largest Chinese class this fall with 104 undergraduates—is an “easy A.” “We don’t want to create unfair competition, we don’t want to threaten them [non-heritage students] away...
Conservatives have always considered this sort of vague, unaccountable government mandate, based on the hunches and grand visions of government officials, to be inherently dangerous. After all, even if Iraq had had weapons of mass destruction, we still would not have been prepared to replace the Ba??ath Party, prevent Iran from being emboldened by the power vacuum in Iraq, or retain enough troops to threaten North Korea. There were better options available, yet Republicans committed the country to this experiment with enthusiasm...
...weapons following the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration changed its tune. No longer were weapons of mass destruction (WMD) the causus belli. Instead, Iraq had been invaded with “regime change”—the violent overthrow of Saddam’s Ba??athist dictatorship—as the goal. Critics scoffed at the time at ex post facto change of objective, but now, just over two years after President Bush announced the end of major combat operations in Iraq on May 2, 2003, it seems that the man from Crawford...