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...Europe, Condoleezza Rice no doubt expected another round of the transatlantic bonhomie she has come to enjoy as U.S. Secretary of State, as the sharp antipathies of the Iraq war have dissipated. Instead, Rice will find European publics and politicians full of fresh anger about how the U.S. is conducting the war on terror: not just old complaints about Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib, but new ones about cia "black sites" in Europe that allegedly house secret prisoners, and an active program of shuttling captured terrorist suspects around using European airports. Some European countries are investigating exactly what...
...You’re saying, if I hear you correctly, that an agency like INS, assuming they are arbitrary and capricious and even cruel, that the courts would have no jurisdiction because the conduct did not occur on U.S. soil?” the presiding judge, Sterling Johnson Jr., asked the government lawyer...
...SASI and the SAA. “The bill is a piece of legislation that is an important step to increasing student voice in the curricular process,” Gadgil wrote in an e-mail. “I think that SAA has the knowledge and background to conduct the open application process and pick the right representatives for the committee.” SASI conducted a survey of 126 students last spring to gauge student interest in South Asia, asking questions ranging from what areas undergraduates wanted to study to how they picked their courses and found thesis...
John and Tara offer a coherent set of plans that are not subject to the whims of Council politics or to efforts of College administrators, but to the voices of students. Even before they formally take office, John and Tara will conduct a two-month comprehensive review of social life at Harvard so they can hit the ground running. They will hold town hall meetings to provide a forum where students can engage in constructive dialogue with one another...
...program on ethics, science, and society that he directs at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute.At the core of the center’s work will be a research fellowship program, which will provide law and graduate students, mid-career scholars, and professionals with a $60,000 stipend to conduct research for two years. The center will also fund a group of fellowships for Law School and graduate students to work at the center for an academic year or during the summer.Law School student Daniel B. Vorhaus, co-president of the Ethics, Law and Biotechnology Society, said he views the creation...