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...tragedy I have read. Anyone hoping that some good will come of this insane act by bringing people together for a common cause is as misguided as those who committed this barbarism. There is no shame in feeling outrage, and certainly nothing wrong with taking all necessary means to correct an injustice--especially one inflicted on those who are truly innocent. CLIVE L. (CHIP) PEDERSEN Huntington Beach, Calif...
...colleagues to distraction - when he voted his conscience instead of his party - has provided crucial ballast here. Al Gore, under pressure known to change his story, his message, his demeanor and his clothes, has resisted the weight of opinion in favor of getting it over rather than getting it correct. This has meant that Lieberman, considered a happy St. Bernard in 12 years in the Senate - "as moral, decent and honorable a man as I've known there," said Senator John McCain last Friday - has seen his image morph overnight into a Rottweiler. Conventional wisdom holds that a position...
...correct that men tend to be more violent then women—but why does it matter? How does placing this blame help us to prevent violence? That women don’t form terrorist groups and attack civilian populations doesn’t prevent some men from doing...
...does she need a history lesson on the “hairy-backed war tactics” of Golda Meir in the Yom Kippur War of 1973? She responded with force, as she had to. So may President George W. Bush, as he may have to. Sometimes, the correct action of the state involves the use of force. Gender has nothing to do with...
...Pudding and not the final clubs? The final clubs are single-sex, a major barrier to Harvards politically correct guidelines. The Pudding has been co-ed for many years now, and has value at least in its continued presence as a piece of history. We would definitely like to keep them within the fold of college groups, Illingworth asserts...