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...Alan Dershowitz has said, the first defendants because of their systematic killings of civilians over more than a decade, and their continued mockery of all standards of international law and decency. However, Mr. Bisharat, in his great concern for these lofty principles, cannot seem to find the voice to condemn these men and their actions...
...brief but contentious history, the Core has come under attacks from two quarters: those who condemn it as an authoritarian imposition on students, and those who condemn it for failing to tell students what is important and what is not. When the Core was under construction, the pages of this newspaper were given over primarily to the first criticism. But since then the wheel of academic fashion has turned its inexorable turn. And given the notable willingness of Harvard students to take Core courses even when they don't have to, it is difficult to see them as slaves bending...
...neither glowing nor cooing, but, like Baby Doe, with a strep infection and too small a head, a sign of probable mental retardation? What happens when one is reminded of the numerical odds in such things, when normal reality intrudes on the man-made miracle? It was easy to condemn Stiver for feeling no motherly connection to the child, yet surrogate motherhood necessarily precluded those feelings, indeed made reasonable her self-imposed detachment. It was easy, too, to be appalled by Malahoff's rejection, but the baby he originally ordered up was to be his own, not another father...
Anger, regret, and frustration were recurring themes Saturday, when war veterans and academics met in a day-long teach-in at the Law School to condemn the Vietnam war and to explain Vietnam veterans' difficulties in rejoining society after...
...same happy consensus does not exist on the political front. The Labor Party's left wing was quick to condemn the 106-page report, particularly in light of a recently published book, Battle for the Falklands, by two journalists who fault successive Cabinets, British intelligence and Thatcher. In a brief preview of this week's full debate on the report, cries of "Whitewash!" were heard when Prime Minister Thatcher read the Franks report's exculpation of her government. Said she: "We now have no option but Fortress Falklands." Former Labor Prime Minister James Callaghan charged that Thatcher...