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...should fear God more than fearing Harvard, and also distinguish between the two," Malik said...
Part of the problem, according to Condenzio, was the inability of dining service workers to distinguish between visitors and college administrators, which led to complaints that various officials had been treated rudely...
...wish [them] well," Shepard told the Daily. "All of the schools at the top of that list are excellent schools, and to try to distinguish between them by tenths of points is impossible. You can't statistically capture the qualities of a university...
While numerous additional specific factual and contextual inconsistencies litter Nelson's account, a comprehensive micro-analysis remains beyond the scope of this letter. The general shortcoming of Nelson's article is a failure to distinguish between extremism and fundamentalism. The potential for religious extremism exists within any religious group, as demonstrated by tragic events in both Waco and Hebron. Christian fundamentalists include conservative Republicans wishing to reinstitute school prayer; nobody would accuse these religious fundamentalists, in Nelson's words, of wandering down a "dark path" or being opportunistic "parasites...
...barely known Rabin but viewed him as a soul mate nonetheless--a "no-nonsense kind of guy," he told me as we flew toward Washington--someone "who knew how to get things done." Those words, expressing Dole's highest compliment, were the very ones he was already using to distinguish himself from his Republican rivals, but more important, from Clinton. "I'm a doer, not a talker," Dole would say. "The President is a talker who doesn...