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...which color fits the situation. The color wheel is designed to provide some context to what have so far been one-size-fits-all warnings that make it hard for local law-enforcement officers to know whether they need merely to leave their cell phones by the bed or dispatch armed guards to the bridges...
...administration has announced that it will soon dispatch a contingent of roughly 100 U.S. troops to Yemen. And yes, it plans to send 200 Americans to the former Soviet republic of Georgia to train that nation’s military, because reports suggest that terrorist groups have taken refuge near the Georgia-Chechnya border. But such decisions hardly signify a dearth of “clear direction.” These moves are merely precautionary actions; they do not amount to new large-scale operations that would needlessly endanger American troops or compromise our larger goals...
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...under the skillful leadership of Paul A. Gusmorino ’02, the council’s focus mercifully shifted to student services. Last year’s council brought Dispatch, the Roots and the Black-Eyed Peas to sold-out campus shows. It launched the student events fund, which gives free tickets to campus events for students on financial aid. The council continued valuable services like UC Boxes and UC Books, and it convinced the administration to extend both party hours and universal keycard access...
Extremist centers like Finsbury Park and radical groups like the British-based Al-Muhajiroun may provide the milieu, Ranstorp says, "but these talent spotters and handlers are the really worrisome parts of al-Qaeda. They can tap into new recruits and dispatch them as well. Unless we get them, we're not making any inroads." Though Britain has some new anti-terrorism laws, there is no sign yet of apprehending or even identifying them...