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...judging from the nearly dozen e-mails sent to the Leverett House list this week complaining about the cold, many students share Talmadge’s dismay that, despite lower temperatures, the heat remains off in some Houses...
...expressed dismay over the late notice the council received from the administration that the elections could not proceed as planned, arguing that administrators were kept informed of the council’s efforts throughout the summer...
EXERCISE The new guidelines call for an hour a day, twice as much as before. This will dismay the sedentary, but remember: some is always better than none...
...victims remains, but the American image is increasingly perceived as ugly and support for U.S. policies is plummeting. Of course, anti-Americanism is nothing new. What is new is that it's European leaders who have been longtime friends of the United States who are increasingly critical. Their dismay is due to a number of factors, such as U.S. arrogance and the double standards of an America that sharply criticizes E.U. agricultural subsidies while increasing its own. But looming far above all other causes are two transcendent issues: the Middle East and American unilateralism. The gulf between the American...
...dismay of the Bush Administration, it's a banner waving over a large swath of South America. Coca eradication is the linchpin of Washington's antidrug strategy. The widening revolt against it is the loudest sign yet of a new resentment toward the U.S. in Latin America, where free-market reforms pushed by Washington have left much of the region's 500 million people poorer. A former parliamentary Deputy from Bolivia's central coca-growing region, Morales in the past was often dismissed as a radical relic in the land where Che Guevara died. But today he's strong enough...