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...anonymous email, circulated on House lists this past Saturday details the alleged sexual assault of a female student who was unable to enter several Houses while being followed by three men shortly after 1 a.m. According to the account, the student was unable to find refuge in Adams, Lowell or Kirkland Houses because of interhouse restrictions on keycard access. As the student’s story powerfully illustrates, universal key card access would increase campus safety by allowing students to escape suspicious individuals as they travel through campus at night...
...Although war is not an ideal, if our armed forces do enter into combat it is imperative that we support them,” Galper said...
...such as those in the countries once part of the Soviet Union or Thailand, where corruption at the airport is endemic, the U.S. is a model of tightness. But compared with the top airports in Europe and Asia, the U.S. continues to lag. In India, only ticketed passengers can enter the terminal. Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur put international bags through a rigorous screening process. And in Europe, upstart budget carrier Ryanair bans most carry-on luggage...
...investigation. And that means storing all the face data collected, something civil libertarians fear will allow the government to track any individual. If systems were set up all over a city, you could be "checkpointed" by camera when you board a train, stop at a cash machine and enter a store or the place where you work. "We are vulnerable," says Hoffman, "and there's a certain level of risk that we have to accept and live with. To me, the cure can be far worse than the disease...
According to the student’s e-mail, she later attempted to enter the Lowell House courtyard but found that the door was locked—a statement that Undergraduate Council President Paul A. Gusmorino ’02 said he found strange...