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Earlier this month, as many Harvard students asked for extensions on midterm assignments, countless Americans dealt with a deadline of their own: April 15th. All over the country, taxpayers hustled through piles of incomprehensible paperwork, a chore not unlike the problem sets in quantum mechanics many of Cambridge’s student inhabitants have to tackle...
...tall, but he can play. So we’ll have next year three real good quarterbacks, and I can’t remember the last time we said that.”Winters’ primary obstacle was junior defensive end Sonny McCracken, who dealt the sophomore three sacks, leading the Crimson’s first defensive unit. McCracken finished the night with nine total tackles.McCracken was able to penetrate the offensive line due in large part to some reshuffling of the offensive line because Tom Rodger and Zach Copple have been out of school...
...security adviser on the panel and acted as a moderator addressing the different viewpoints expressed by the panelists on how to handle the short- and long-term effects of the crisis. Meghan L. O’Sullivan, a former deputy national security advisor, acted as secretary of state and dealt with some of the demands placed on the U.S. in exchange for an increase in production by oil-producing nations. “I just spoke with the Saudis and had an unpleasant conversation about how they want us to change our position and negotiate with Hamas...
...year-old man named Isaac Royall established a sugarcane plantation on the island of Antigua in the West Indies. Royall made much of his fortune from the Atlantic Triangle Trade, which dealt in sugar, rum, and slaves...
...only “a slightly or marginally safer alternative.” There are many other options out there, and so long as capital punishment is permitted by the Court, we ought to pursue and practice only the least painful process of execution. This Kentucky ruling has certainly dealt a blow to those advocates who hope to make the administration of the death penalty even slightly more humane. But we hope that in the future, such cases can be used as a starting point for the Supreme Court to consider more than just the means of execution...