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...finding mission to investigate the recent fighting in Jenin. The Staff says that the U.N. is biased against Israel. And to a very limited extent, the Staff is right; many of the countries in the U.N. certainly see Israel as the aggressor, rather than the victim, in the Palestinian conflict??though it is far from certain that this perspective would prevent any investigative mission from honestly evaluating the facts. In a conflict riddled with misunderstanding on both sides, an international investigation presents the best opportunity for common ground in the debate over the facts...
After its protest, Al-Alami said, SAS plans on holding a larger public discussion on the greater Israeli-Palestinian conflict??and might even invite Dershowitz to a debate...
When Yasmin K. Bin-Human ’03 forwarded an advertisement for the exhibit to the Eliot House e-mail list, several students turned the discussion from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict??s effect on children to the conflict itself...
Running in 1998, Stewart tried to frame the election as a battle between two opposing visions of the council, calling the election a “conflict?? between “those who think the purpose of the [council] is to pursue a political agenda and those who think it is to pursue student interest...
...alter the interpretation of Oleanna and its lead roles. A successful interpretation, though, must effectively depict the shifts in power that lie at the play’s center. An idea for reimagining a play can intrigue without working dramatically. Above all else, a play must succeed in creating conflict??and that is where this production is most lacking. The characters’ relationships lack the initial tension that the rest of the play needs to thrive. And without conflict, there is no drama...