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...protests did not disrupt the interviews, which were conducted throughout the day in Griswold Hall, Law School spokesman Michael Rodman said...
...held on schedule - and whether the mass movement led by Moqtada Sadr, which is particularly popular among urban Shiite youth, will participate. A Sadr spokesman reiterated this week that the movement would boycott elections as long as U.S. troops remained in Iraq. The Sadr group's capacity to disrupt voting in Baghdad and throughout the Shiite south would pose a significant threat. On the other hand, if Sistani perceives the poll as an opportunity to cement the claim of the Shiite majority for the dominant role in shaping Iraq's future, the firebrand Sadr could be persuaded to cooperate...
What should you do if your child is taking one of these drugs? First, don't let the latest news disrupt the regimen; halting medication abruptly can be dangerous. Instead, pay attention to any increase in agitation or impulsivity, particularly when treatment is started or if the dosage is increased. Finally, talk frankly with your doctor if you have any doubts about your child's treatment...
Steen said that every effort will be made to install the access points in hallways rather than rooms so as not to disrupt students during repairs. He said he is unsure how much the project will cost...
...Getting the Sadrists on board is a second major challenge ahead of elections. Their capacity to disrupt order in Baghdad and throughout the Shiite south is by now well-established, although as a popular Shiite movement they have a lot more to gain from participating in elections than do the Sunni insurgents. (Shiites make up more than 60 percent of the population, whereas Sunni Arabs comprise less than 20 percent.) Sadr's game is not necessarily to prevent elections, but to ensure that, at some point, his party wins the lion's share of the Shiite vote...