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Gabrieli, who is a member of the Dean’s Council at the Harvard School of Public Health, criticized Romney’s handling of environmental and science issues...
...views before including those of students or others outside of the committee, Menand said that the committee will not be exclusive. “We have no desire to be secretive or to spring something on faculty or students,” he said. He also said that Undergraduate Council (UC) members have been told that the members of the committee are available to answer questions and concerns. Last Wednesday, UC Student Affairs Committee (SAC) Chair Ryan A. Petersen ’08 sent a message over the UC’s public e-mail list encouraging council members...
Since joining multilateral talks over Iran and North Korea, the U.S. has failed to persuade Russia and China, who wield veto power in the U.N. Security Council, to agree to specific sanctions against either Tehran or Pyongyang. The gap between the U.S.'s priorities and the rest of the world's stretches beyond those two challenges. The war on terrorism has provided a neat ideological framework for U.S foreign policy in the Bush years, but it has distracted the attention of the U.S. from developments in other areas--Asia, Russia and its former satellites, and Latin America--where new international...
...Wilson did, the need to keep proclaimed interests from extending beyond actual capabilities." He linked Wilsonian ideals to a realist vision, combining the attractive power of his Four Freedoms with the idea of four policemen (later five, with the addition of China) as permanent members of the U.N. Security Council. And in the Bretton Woods economic institutions, he laid a basis for global economic stability...
...before they can be launched. Second, the North should be penalized for defying the international community's unanimous appeal not to conduct its July 4 tests. China and South Korea are the main economic benefactors of North Korea, and President Bush is right to seek a United Nations Security Council action that would compel all nations to suspend trade with Pyongyang...