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...Crimson poll of 400 students taken March 20—the day after the war began??showed that 56 percent of students were “strongly” or “somewhat” opposed to the war. Thirty-four percent of students said they supported the war. Almost 10 percent remained undecided...
...Sunday—after the political fallout from the 91-acre deal began??Stone said he planned to meet with city officials this week to address their concerns...
...professors running the gamut from war hawk to peacenik have continued to sound off since the war began??ranging from retired Brig. Gen. John Reppert, executive director for research at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, to Lecturer on History and Literature Timothy P. McCarthy ’93. Reppert advocates stronger military action in Iraq, while McCarthy is a vocal opponent...
Where Harvard’s quest will begin, though, is still very much at issue. But amazingly, the Crimson—which wasn’t even assured of a berth when the weekend began??looks to be a No. 3 seed wherever it plays, which puts Harvard between the ninth- and 12th-highest ranked teams in the nation...
...uncertain terms, “a rogue state with weapons of mass destruction, ready to use them or provide them to terrorists, drug traffickers, or organized criminals.” Furthermore, in a national address on Dec. 16, 1998—the day that Operation Desert Fox began??he assured the American people that military strikes were needed because Hussein had historically proven that he actually would use his deadly technology. “I have no doubt today,” Clinton maintained, “that left unchecked, Saddam Hussein will use these terrible weapons again...