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Last fall, self-described "humorists" from the Harvard Lampoon--a semi-sadomasochistic social club that periodically publishes perennially pitiful parodies--massacred Cambridge's brave, defenseless Freedom Tree. With an axe. This violent affront to American liberty and the local environment sickened and saddened...
...again. After you've been to Judgment City, the second alternative is not entirely appealing. The highly evolved locals jocularly refer to earthlings as "little brains," because they employ only 2% or 3% of their mental capacity. A step backward becomes particularly dispiriting to Daniel after he meets a brave, smart woman named Julia (played by a sexily beaming Meryl Streep). She is a sure shot to move on to a higher plane of existence, and he would desperately like to join...
...allied forces, including our own American troops, have become embroiled in a bitter struggle to liberate a captive people. The time to debate foreign policy has become the time to unite as a people behind our president, Congress and, most important, our brave American brothers and sisters who hope, just as we do, for a quick, dignified homecoming...
...lack of information is making people nervous," said Lt. Col. William R. Mark, a chaplain at Fort Devens. "People have to be brave and patient...
...precondition for peace in the Gulf. His strategy--"yes, absolutely, yes" to go to war with Israel in the case of U.S. attack--is designed to undermine Arab support for the international coalition. Even if Hussein loses the ensuing war, he will go down in history as a brave martyr for the Palestinian cause...