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...named or investigated, and will forever remain an unspoken unjustified wrong. These other rapes did not have to be violent, dramatic, or to have taken place under unfamiliar, uncomfortable circumstances. They merely had to have been an involuntary penetration of any orifice, by a person the victim knew beforehand. Date rape, in fact, a phenomena only first most common type of sexual assault. A court of law, however, makes no distinction between rape and date rape...
...emphasized beforehand that participants should make an effort to be non-partisan, since the protest was promoting fair elections rather than one particular candidate...
...group or group of students who came up with the best plan to fight homophobia at Harvard. By the Oct. 29 meeting, however, no applications had been received to date. As amended, the grant offer will terminate at the end of November unless applications are given to the council beforehand...
...Florida and other big battleground states don't actually get called until late, which is entirely likely, the call will be too late for California. So don't be surprised to hear mouthpieces spinning on every network beforehand. Last night, Fox News's Bill O'Reilly - notoriously hostile to the Clinton-Gore administration - adamantly predicted that he would call Florida during his 8 p.m. Fox broadcast. O'Reilly may well not get his wish. But there will be plenty of De Sotos ready to plant the flag in Florida by then anyway. Florida may be won and lost many times...
...State Department spokesman said Albright had known beforehand that the performance would celebrate the party's anniversary but could not refuse Kim's invitation. "We want to continue the process of improving relations," he said, adding that Albright delivered a letter from President Clinton detailing what would be necessary for relations to keep thawing. Critics fear that the U.S. is cozying up to Kim too quickly without getting enough in return. And the Administration hardly mentions the old evil image of Kim it used as recently as this spring to justify the creation of an antiballistic-missile system. Albright says...