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After a week of bitter cold, sunny skies and unseasonably warm temperatures prevailed on Friday for the installation of Harvard’s 27th president, Lawrence Henry Summers...
...represented bitter medicine to them,” Rosovsky has been quoted as saying. “I was a Jew. In style and appearance I wasn’t their kind...
...ratings soar because both the media and the president’s political opponents temporarily stop attacking him. The present situation is no exception. Prominent Democrats are making a big deal out of supporting the president in whatever action he takes. In recent speeches, even former vice president and bitter rival Al Gore ’69 has expressed support for Bush...
...dropped nearly 40,000 aid packages into Afghanistan since the bombing began on Sunday. Even before the air strikes began, the Bush administration pledged $320 million in aid to the Afghan people; some in Congress expect that figure to rise precipitously if the strikes continue into the looming, bitter Central Asian winter...
...Iraq. That led university president Larry Faulkner to write the newspaper a letter defending Jensen's right to his views but calling him "a fountain of undiluted foolishness on issues of public policy." At the University of North Carolina, faculty members who sponsored an antiwar forum full of bitter evaluations of U.S. policy were bombarded by threatening e-mails after students published an account of the meeting at frontpagemag.com an online publication edited by David Horowitz, a '60s radical turned ultraconservative...