Word: expanders
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Parsons added that he has tried to expand the discussion to include GSD faculty and students in discussions...
What else can be made of Farrakhan's sucking up to Muammar Gaddafi, who, the official Libyan news agency reports, pledged that Libya will give the Nation of Islam a cool billion to expand its role in electoral politics? (The money has yet to be delivered.) Or his plea to Nigerian human-rights advocates to give strongman General Sani Abacha three more years to fulfill his long-delayed promise to return the country to civilian rule? Moses, Farrakhan explained to the Nigerians, was also a dictator, and there are times when "stern discipline" is needed--presumably including the detention without...
...name, but instead attacked his ideas -- "extreme views about women, extreme views about maybe giving nuclear weapons to Japan or Taiwan or South Korea." Dole coyly said that no one should feel threatened by his criticism "unless they feel women are somehow inferior or that we ought to expand rather than contract the availability of nuclear weapons...
Quite simply, the only truly effective solution would be to expand Core offerings by allowing students to count departmental classes in place of Core classes. The superior nature of departmental classes would ensure that students actually attain the educational goals of the core, and would do away with the headaches and stagnation that have resulted from the existence of the SCCP, which acts like a lead weight on the progress of Harvard's curriculum. We hope that meaningful Core reform will be implemented without much more delay...
...Dionne, Gingrich's radical anti-government posture is an attack on the legacy of Progressivism, as established by Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. The great Progressive belief was that government should be used "to expand individual choice and protect communities, [in] an effort to improve living standards across the society...." Gingrich sees every act of government as an assault on freedom; but the lesson of the 20th century, for Dionne, is that government is crucial for preserving individual rights in ways that the market...