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...fire department will conduct a routine follow-up investigation to make sure the leak was handled properly...
...cooperate with U.N. weapons inspectors. But the new draft still contained the implied threat of an attack, and sought to empower weapons inspectors to authorize no-fly and no-drive zones around inspection sites. It also allows inspectors to remove Iraqi experts and their families from the country to conduct interviews. The toned-down document was meant to assuage the concerns of France and Russia, which could veto any resolution. But while Paris seemed resigned to accepting the new U.S. proposal, Moscow looked likely to test Bush's patience further. YUGOSLAVIA Arms for Iraq Assistant Defense Minister Ivan Djokic...
...would be acceptable to a court of law. President Bush’s executive order implementing military tribunals is even more troubling. By identifying someone as an “illegal combatant,” a classification that does not appear in any of the international conventions on the conduct of war, the president asserts the power to hold someone incommunicado and without charges. The order categorically denies federal courts jurisdiction over these tribunals. Moreover, the administration has insisted that the classification of enemy combatants is not subject to review by any court. These procedures make a mockery...
...Play our set to a large and enthusiastic crowd (later tallied at 172 people). Spot Rolling Stone contributing editor Touré in the audience. Using the death stare, get him to bop his head. Conduct call-and-response with audience, where we say “This is all,” and they say, “Total bullshit.” Generate an air of liberating stupidity. A moment of noticeable group anxiety going into our lewdest song, “[Bitch, don’t trip, I just wanna] Dip the Tip,” given...
LaTeef became a social anthropology concentrator at the beginning of her junior year. With a grant from the department, she went to Senegal to conduct thesis research on the effects of technological development on Senegalese women’s lives. She snuck in a side trip to visit friends she had made during her family’s earlier three-year stint in the Republic of Niger. It was there that she heard her stories, from the mouth of a woman griot (storyteller) who sat under the shade of a 30-foot-wide acacia tree...