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...waged, from the Civil War down to the war on terrorism, a loyalty to the Federal Government conceived by black leaders as a critical force in gaining freedom. W.E.B. DuBois argued in World War I that blacks should "forget our special grievances and close our ranks ... with our white fellow citizens." Some 380,000 soldiers answered the call even as they failed to reap the benefits of their sacrifice when they came home...
Overkill? Fellow foreign correspondents in Beijing have received much worse, including death threats credible enough to prompt some of them to move offices. The explosion of rage was initially sparked by what many Chinese perceive as biased international coverage of the bloody riots in Tibet on March 14 and the continuing crackdown by Chinese security forces that followed. Then, as the Olympic-torch relay was greeted by pro-Tibet demonstrations in London, Paris and San Francisco, many Chinese felt their national honor had been besmirched. Recently, their ire has been focused specifically on France. Over the weekend of April...
...Smith and several of Kosslyn’s colleagues and fellow department chairs offered a glowing assessment of the appointee’s ability to meet the new demands of the position yesterday...
Vike-Freiberga, Latvia’s first female president and a Spring 2008 fellow at the Institute of Politics, said that after years of subjugation at the hands of the Soviet Union, Latvians have come to cherish their independence...
...said. “One of our specialties is that we can handle large amounts of content.” But some academics still question CrossCheck’s accuracy. “I don’t know of any infallible software,” said Berkman Center fellow Wendy M. Seltzer ’96. Shieber also said that the software’s initial effects on the academic publishing world may be deceiving. “You have to be careful about determining what is plagiarism and what isn’t.” Shieber said...