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...everyone jumping on the bandwagon, and a rubber stamp from the U.N. In the end the Bush administration was determined, not convinced, that war would be the end to the Iraqi situation. When Bush went before the U.N. Security Council last September to reiterate the importance of the Security Council??s enforcement of its resolutions, his strong words came after Vicen President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld had both described the inspections as a sham. At the same time, there was a continuous military build-up in the Middle East. These examples perfectly embody...
...Harvard has the good sense to act generously, it will be the City Council??s turn next. Now it is up to Harvard officials to inaugurate a new era in town-gown relations, characterized by generosity by the school and cooperation from Cambridge in return...
...council??s resolution said that extending keycard access would have little impact on whether first-year students attend parties in the Houses, since they currently wait outside until somebody swipes them into upperclass residences...
...council??s resolution, which was passed overwhelmingly, urged the College to extend first-years keycard access to the Houses on a trial basis, citing safety concerns and increased community interaction...
...outlined in its charter: “to ensure, by the acceptance of principles and the institution of methods, that armed force shall not be used, save in the common interest.” Acting contrary to the clear and stated preference of the U.N. security council undercuts the council??s directives and makes any further U.N. position—even those with which America might agree—less legitimate...