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...country??€™s oldest University is getting older...
Throughout this country??€™s history, great leaps of social progress, from emancipation to the women’s suffrage and civil rights movements, have almost always been achieved through the enfranchisement of those who have traditionally been oppressed. Surely, an amendment banning gay marriage in Massachusetts would be a significant step backward, both for the state and the nation as a whole...
...country??€™s centuries of progress and prosperity have been built on the backs of immigrants. Everyone—including President Bush these days—is quick to acknowledge the tremendous contribution of the millions who came through Ellis Island legally in the past. If Bush is serious about changing the profoundly unfair status quo, he owes it to the American people to scrap his torturous proposal and do something that will actually solve the problem...
After graduating from Radcliffe College in 1971, Gutmann took a teaching job at Princeton, where she has remained. In 1990, she founded Princeton’s University Center for Human Values, which developed into one of the country??€™s leading ethics centers...
...team is capable of an upset is not in question. Whether the Crimson does play its best game of the year is another question entirely. But reasons for optimism could be found after Saturday’s loss to Brown. In that game Harvard peppered the country??€™s best netminder, Yann Danis, with 38 shots...