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...Washington believes, however, that the bin Laden link to Somalia sidesteps the government, instead running through a local Islamist group called Al Itihad al Islamiya that may have established links with Al Qaeda in the early 1990s. U.S. officials also cite allegations that some of the Somali fighters that killed 18 U.S. Army Rangers in Mogadishu in 1993 may have been trained by bin Laden lieutenant Mohammed Atef. Atef had been an Egyptian Islamic Jihad leader before becoming Al Qaeda's operational chief and allegedly helping mastermind the September 11 attacks. He was reportedly killed two weeks ago during...
...this sounds like bravado. But so did bin Laden's anti-American rants before Sept. 11. Al-Qaeda has agents in dozens of countries, including the U.S. George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt, to cite just three wartime American leaders, bent the peacetime structure of rights to avert national disaster. President Bush is right to follow their example. As Justice Robert Jackson said, the Constitution is not a suicide pact...
...report will not change Lamont’s hours, but once the council has passed a report, it can cite the resolution as official student opinion during negotiations with the University...
Because the White House has not released new information about these arrests, the media has been unable to report extensively on the detainments. Furthermore, Amnesty International has charged the U.S. with rights abuses in the handling of prisoners. They cite cases where detainees were denied access to lawyers, kept in solitary confinement and given food that their religion forbids them from eating...
During his 18-year tenure as president of the University, Nathan M. Pusey ’28 presided over sweeping changes at Harvard. Today, students are likely to cite the University Hall takeover in 1969 as the most memorable event of Pusey’s administration. But Pusey deserves to be remembered for his extended, distinguished service to the University. Pusey transformed the University’s infrastructure, brought many of the country’s most able administrators to Harvard and steadfastly defended University’s right to academic liberty and freedom from outside influence...