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...their opposition to imposing Security Council sanctions on Iran, and the U.S. isn't even going to try to get a sanctions resolution now. Instead, the U.S. and its key allies will push for another Security Council resolution, reiterating the demand for Iran to cease enrichment activities under Chapter 7 of the U.N.'s charter - which would deem the issue a threat to global security, making non-compliance punishable by sanctions or even military action. Even that may be further than Russia and China are prepared to go. Indeed, U.S. officials have been tamping down expectations of Security Council action...
...first chapter, we’re in present day Manhattan. At a gala in the Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrating a “Treasures of the Vatican” exhibit, four horsemen, swords and all, emerge from Central Park to nab one of the previously unseen artifacts...
...Adams Dining Hall for $5. FM will be there as soon as names of dances stop telling them what to do. The FAM Inc. (they’re so much more than just a blocking group—they even have their own t-shirts!) presents Chapter II in a TBA location. If only Michael “You can call me Cash” Anderson ‘08 could announce it in Justice. SATURDAY The Ho-Co guarantees FM that you won’t get a rash again at this year’s Mather Lather...
...Harvard chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon can boast of the highest GPA of any SAE chapter in the “province.” The province comprises the 11 SAE chapters in the Northeast area. Harvard SAE has an aggregated GPA of 3.48, beating other Ivy League schools such as Yale and Dartmouth. Dartmouth came in second with an average 3.40 GPA. Yale did not make the top three. The president of Harvard SAE, Nicolas A. Yannuzzi ’07, said he was thrilled to be the leader of the smartest SAE chapter in the region, but stressed...
...Crimson seniors will finish the regular season next week with more Ivy League titles—one, and possibly two—than wins against the Eagles—zero in seven chances—in their college careers. For Harvard head coach Joe Walsh, it was the latest chapter in an alarming state of affairs for the crosstown rivalry. “To me, personally, it’s a big game for me every year,” he said. “I feel, each year that it creeps away—that we?...