Word: disruptionism
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“The Science Center is such an important building that we wanted to make the most of the disruption, and as we were examining the existing needs, others surfaced,” said Celia Kent, director of planning.
Instead, the Bush administration should work to minimize the military campaign’s disruption of ground relief efforts already in place for years. Currently, the U.N. World Food Program has stopped food deliveries into Afghanistan because truck drivers are unwilling to take the risk of getting bombed. An assurance...
A terrorist attack aimed at crops and livestock would be less dramatic but might cause more disruption in the long run. Such attempts are not unheard of. In World War II, Britain accused Germany of dropping small cardboard bombs filled with beetle pests on English potato fields, and in the...
To prevent weapons of mass destruction from crossing our borders, the new Homeland Security Agency must knit together America's border-control services, increasing the number of vehicles and cargo containers inspected at our entry points. Inspectors must be focused on the most likely targets and trained to carry out...
Despite the precedent set last year at Bendetson and at Harvard’s Mass. Hall, and an initial meeting with Bacow that Halpern said she “[didn’t] think was promising,” Flores said that the group hoped that a disruption like that...