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There's plenty of old evidence laying out Saddam's suspected arsenal of biological, chemical and nuclear weapons that has for years formed the bedrock of the case against Iraq. Inspectors who searched for eight years after the Gulf War left a well-documented file of banned items they were pretty sure existed but they couldn't find or couldn't prove were destroyed. Those are still missing and remain a central concern (see chart). But the trouble from the public relations perspective is precisely that that evidence is familiar and that it has already been judged by many...
Iraqi security, says the British file, has completely blocked all attempts to interview scientists. Iraqi agents choose the venues for such talks, then listen in and even videotape the proceedings. Secret police hang around the scene to observe any covert behavior, like whispered conversations or note passing. Inspectors have been reluctant to ask any scientist to be interviewed outside the country because the security forces brandish lists of relatives whom they are ready to punish if the scientists give anything away. Thus far none have agreed to leave Iraq...
...group is demanding that John R. Silber, B.U. president, file a lawsuit against the Federal government challenging the constitutionality of the Hebert Amendment. The amendment, passed this full, denied Federal aid to private universities which her military recruiters from their campuses...
However, if MCAD rules that it does not have jurisdiction or finds lack of probable cause, Schkolnick said she will need a lawyer because she plans to file a civil suit against the club. In addition, Schkolnick said she has been repeatedly advised to find a personal lawyer to help investigate her case, regardless of the MCAD decision...
Preregistration inherently works to limit the amount of classes that students will visit. The administrative burden of filing add/drop forms may limit students’ interest in enrolling in many classes. Since the signatures of professors, advisers, or both, will still be required on these forms, preregistration will add a level of bureaucracy to the first week of classes. Students wishing to change all four of their courses—as presently happens quite often—would need to file eight forms, secure four professors’ signatures and visit their concentration advisers. Simultaneously, students may feel unspoken obligations...