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...liberation of Iraqis from tyranny? Only a fool would believe that was the U.S. goal, according to an overwhelming majority of Arabs whom TIME reporters surveyed in Amman and Cairo. America, they said, is fighting a war of conquest and occupation. For the most part, the war depicted in Arab media is one of subjugation and suffering for Iraqis. Admits a U.S. official: "Let's face it, if 9/11 happened tomorrow, there would be dancing in the streets...
...Humor lecture, English professor Leo Damrosch pointed out that, in literature, it’s often the jesters who have the greatest insights into life. Mercutio is the character with the most depth in Romeo and Juliet, Falstaff holds that distinction in Henry IV, and it is the fool who speaks the truth in Twelfth Night. By no means do I intend to claim this mantle for myself. I do, however, believe that humor and levity breed perspective. I never intended to remain a joker forever. My advice to the impressionable souls reading this: enjoy your time here because...
...agency believes he uses stand-ins in motorcades and long-distance appearances, just as a Secret Service agent who looks similar to a U.S. President might take a decoy car around Washington. But officials say there's no evidence that any Saddam double is identical enough to fool the camera...
Samantha E. Franklin ’05, as the fool, was also a pleasure to watch—especially when singing Renaissance songs for the audience...
...felt good to be able to have three pitches to throw for strikes,” Ronz said. “They can’t just sit on the fastball. You can make them guess a little and you can fool them with different pitches, not just different locations. It makes things a little easier...