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McKean says that during the sit-in, there were at least 10 people working on public relations, doggedly calling reporters for hours each day, and writing and sending out press releases. He adds that they even persuaded a Times reporter to enter the building with them, though it wasn’t until one week into the sit-in that the Times printed any coverage...
Though legislation enacted in the aftermath of Sept. 11 has left some international students without visas and unable to enter the country, Fitzsimmons said he does not see this emerging as a large threat to yields and says that potential visa problems do not affect international recruiting or admissions...
...country. It will be a “total” victory in every sense of the word. But even though the outcome is certain, the path to that outcome is still uncertain. The coming days may yet bring more U.S. and British casualties, particularly as Coalition forces enter Baghdad, and undoubtedly some civilians will be killed as well. Despite such tragedies, we must remember, as Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has reminded us, that U.S. troops are going to unprecedented lengths to avoid harming innocent Iraqi men, women and children. The blame for most civilian deaths will lie squarely...
...will not happen, we must do what we can to prevent an attack and to ensure that we are prepared for whatever may come. President Bush has spoken often of the need to keep America secure from terrorism, but his rhetoric has not been followed by action. As we enter a new era of increasing uncertainty, the safety of the American people should be the first priority...
...Hughes admits that he may have to enter the cemetery to get the Iraqis out of there, though he clearly hopes that will not be necessary. As for the Tomb of Ali itself he says, "We will not go in there. If it comes to it, I have snipers that will kill them without doing any damage to the building...