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...What I do not think was a reasonable position was that of a fair number of Harvard students who decided to rally against military action in Afghanistan. One fellow Dunster House resident, for example, sewed a peace sign on his backpack along with the message “God Bless Afghanistan.” Call it a hunch, but I feel like something was missing from this student’s political outlook. As for his moral outlook, well, let me just say that I’m glad no one close to me died that day—otherwise...
...people like Laura and Jim Richardson are serving abroad to keep people like me alive and protected is overwhelming. We Americans take so much for granted. The brave men and women who are going into battle make me feel that we have so much to be thankful for. God bless all our troops, and bring them home safely. ISABELLA TREECE Columbus, Ohio...
...rallyers lined up along Beacon Street in the dismal rain, about five Northeastern students passed out posters that read “Down With Saddam” in red letters. During a lull in the drizzle, some rallyers began to sing “God Bless America...
...comfortable and pleased with the strategy?" After receiving assurances from all the participants, Bush asked Franks whether the general had anything left to say. "This force is ready to go," Franks said. Bush gave the order to "execute Operation Iraqi Freedom." The war would begin on Friday. "God bless the troops," Bush said, as he saluted Franks and walked out of the situation room...
...career at Harvard is winding down. I only have one more semester left with which to make any sort of impact here or to have the truth machine bless me with some veritas. This endpaper is just the opportunity I am looking for. A blank palate to express my most profound thoughts on whatever topic I might possibly want. But blank sheets of paper make me nervous. Because they represent infinite possibilities. Too much freedom is almost too much pressure. It’s kind of like life. If life was like your second grade teacher told...