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...forms also show that people have tried everything from olive oil to $1,200 treatments to no avail. Pollack believes that the real danger of head lice rests in people’s hysterical responses. Lice are actually innocuous, according to Pollack, and extensive use of insecticide treatments may actually cause greater harm to children...
...Iraq invasion was justified because freedom and liberty will be welcomed in that part of the world. It seems the Administration changes its reason for going to war to shoo away whatever bad situation there is on the ground at that particular moment. Bush's flip-flops show how dangerous he is and how indifferent he is to the loss of thousands of soldiers and civilians. Nitin Ahuja Noida, India Kerry said he would reserve the right to take unilateral action in defense of the U.S. but that any such action should pass a "global test" to be viewed...
...condition. As the November fifth editorial in The Crimson points out, there were 30 fans transported to hospitals by ambulance and at least six students treated for potentially fatal alcohol poisoning following The Game in 2002. We have to recognize that some students are putting themselves (and others) in danger, and we must act as a community to promote safe behavior...
...danger ahead in August sprang from the combined vagaries of the calendar and the campaign-finance laws. Once Kerry accepted his party's nomination at the Democratic Convention on July 29, he would be bound by a strict spending limit of $75 million in public money--a straitjacket that President George W. Bush would not have to put on until his own convention finished Sept. 2. By early June, some of Kerry's media advisers wanted to change the game...
...mail newsletters currently feature ads. But many remain wary of muddying RSS with advertising. "I think there's the potential for a backlash against ads in feeds," says Eric Peterson, an analyst for Jupiter Research, because they might alienate users by destroying the flow of clutter-free information. The danger, RSS proponents realize, is that RSS ads could become just like Web pop-ups or e-mail ads - another form of spam. But Peterson doubts whether either subscription or advertising can sustain stand-alone RSS firms. Acquisition, he suggests, might be the best business strategy. "I think there's more...