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...even had people making their own posters and putting them out without our consent,” said FiCom Vice Chair Ian W. Nichols ’06 who is running for vice president with Moore. “It’s hard to police that...
...newspapers suggest that relations between the brothers have been deteriorating rapidly since July, when Anil complained to Mukesh that the powers of the chairman and the managing directors at Reliance Industries had been redefined without his approval. "I sincerely hope ... we will revert to our earlier system of consultations/discussions/mutual consent," Anil wrote. Three months later, the tone of his missives had become more strident. On Oct. 25, Anil shot off a formal letter to Mukesh complaining that he had received no reply to his July e-mail and expressing "deep concern at this unhappy turn of events...
...while its neighbors China, Japan, Russia and South Korea prepare for the latest round of fruitless dialogue about "denuclearization"?manifestly does not make anyone safer. With a President who views his re-election as a broad mandate?and with a Republican majority in the Senate doing the "advise and consent" on foreign and security policy?look for a midcourse correction in the U.S. approach to North Korea...
...risk is to communicate with your partner. Even when there’s no malicious intent, it often happens that someone sends mixed signals or doesn’t take the time to ask. For both people’s sakes, it’s important to give clear consent (i.e., saying “yes”) and to say “stop” whenever you feel uncomfortable. While it may seem awkward at first, being forthright becomes easier with practice...
Alcohol enables sexual assault and rape by impairing people’s ability to give consent and making communication difficult. Contrary to what you may have been told, alcohol plus sex does not necessarily equal rape. But when a person is not just intoxicated, but incapacitated—slurring speech, vomiting or falling in and out of consciousness— he or she is incapable of giving consent according to the law. The point, however, isn’t to figure out how much someone can get away with, but rather how to steer clear of these gray areas...