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...government with limited powers had been elected. Security was improving. Kosovo Serbs, a minority in the predominantly ethnic Albanian province, could leave their fortified enclaves to shop, work, go skiing. "Things are getting back to normal," a Kosovo Serb restaurateur told Time last month. "People are ready to forget the past and move on." Alas, civil war is not easily forgotten. In a rash of attacks that spread across the province last week like a bushfire, ethnic Albanian gangs rioted outside Serb enclaves, hurled stones, set fire to 16 Serbian Orthodox churches, including a 14th century monastery, and engaged NATO...
Harvard senior Dennis Packard said his teammates regrouped in the locker room with two things in mind: “Forget the last minute of the period, and gain the momentum back...
...writing and directing. Jim Carrey is actually quiet for significant pieces of the role: he underplays, giving Joel a quiet dignity that makes the eventual disgrace in losing control over his own mind that much sadder. This is the first movie in which Carrey allows the audience to forget that he’s playing a role...
Tomorrow, hundreds of thousands of anti-war activists, including Harvard students, will again be coming together in New York City, this time to protest the colonial occupation of Iraq. It is as important to keep our sights on the future as to remember what has passed. We must not forget that the conflict continues despite the rhetoric of the war being won. Our responsibility as citizens of the occupying country, as well as of the world, is far from done. Until self-determination and economic sovereignty are established in Iraq, we must keep our efforts strong...
Thus ended the reception of television in the Kennelly household. I say reception because we still possessed the immoral box itself. We could watch movies and later DVDs, and in a moment of parental weakness acquired a much-cherished Playstation. But primetime? Cable? DirecTV? Forget...