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When a Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officer knocks on a student’s door and asks to search his or her room, most students instinctively comply. When an officer asks “May I come in?” many students seem to ignore or forget the...
One problem is that most explosives experts--and their respective bureaucratic fiefs--are deeply entrenched in their agencies, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the FBI. Those two organizations, which have a long history of rivalry, are battling over such issues as which agency can...
Bomb experts warn that the confusion in Washington only increases the level of risk. "Everybody is worried about the kinds of IEDs we're seeing in Iraq ending up in the U.S.," says an expert. He believes the U.S. should be better prepared for such an attack. "The question," he...
Situated in the chaos and confusion of Kunduz, the reader becomes captivated by Donk’s bizarre desire to be surrounded by these scenes of death. His tale is a haunting and intricate study of a human’s fear and fascination with death.
The first thing he learned was that people tend to react irrationally--rushing to the hospital before they have symptoms, for example, or staying home even when they are desperately ill. "The problem is that the more irrational the public's reactions to an outbreak, the harder it becomes to...