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...trip at night should try to follow such steps. But it is no less essential for HUPD and CPD to prevent information delays like the one that took place last week, from happening again. Perhaps students should count themselves lucky if walking to the Quad is the greatest danger they face—but it is a danger nonetheless...
...That coat I have over there?” she says, pointing to a gray parka hanging on a doorknob. “Exeter bought it for me. It’s the only winter coat I have, and I still wear it. They knew I was in danger of dropping out and going to back to Houston, so they always made me feel like I was surrounded by a million people who cared...
...prohibited weapons not destroyed by UN inspectors in the early 1990s, but the "old" Europeans are skeptical on Anglo-American claims about an Iraqi nuclear program, and dismissive of Washington's efforts to prove a link between Iraq and al-Qaeda. So, while for Blair and Bush the greatest danger is doing nothing about Saddam, their opponents see the remedy of a U.S.-led invasion and occupation as posing far more danger to the region and even, ultimately, the West than any threat currently posed by the regime in Baghdad...
...most critical reason for masters to approve the CHL recommendation is that House keycard access for first-years will boost overall campus security. Rather than fortresses of solitude, Houses can be refuges from danger should first-years feel threatened on the streets of Cambridge. And the knowledge that all Harvard undergraduates have access to the Houses will provide an added measure against potential criminals who ask to be swiped in to Houses. If all students know that the Houses are hospitable to all undergraduates, the students would be rightfully more suspicious of persons asking to be swiped in or looking...
...soft. To gain maximum support, the Administration still needs to sell the case for action to two distinct constituencies--first, ordinary Americans, and second, the diplomats who gather in the Security Council. And that is why, when it wanted to make the case last week that Saddam is a danger to safety and security everywhere, it turned to the man Americans and the world trust more than any other: Secretary of State Colin Powell...