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...each of the ten booths scattered around the courtyard, student groups used giveaways and activities—including an “environmental tarot card?? reading and a hemp necklace workshop—in an attempt to educate visitors...
Quick, name five people in your House. But there’s one restriction: no administrators, tutors, masters, proctors or students. Also descriptions such as “the black guy at the grille” or “the eastern European lady who swipes my meal card?? do not count. This task should be an easy one—these are people whom we see at least once a day and yet many of us would be unable to meet this basic challenge...
These past few months have been uneasy times for the White House’s Office of National AIDS Policy. In early February, Chief of Staff Andrew H. Card Jr. said the office might be disbanded. The next day, the press secretary retracted Card??s statement and said the office would be retained. But as of March 31, the Office of National AIDS Policy still consisted only of a locked room with a phone that no one answered. That’s when the Washington Post picked up the story, which turned what had been a case...
...calling for gun control, Arenson’s editor’s notebook neglects to mention that California has the strictest gun regulations in the United States. Furthermore, his attempt to play the “race card?? is totally inappropriate—the shooter wasn’t even in Arenson’s neighborhood long enough to absorb the alleged culture of racism that Arenson proposes is the root cause of this random act of violence...