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First, we have clearly won the War on Terror. Terrorism is simply not the major threat these days. Forget that some 200 tourists were killed last week in Bali. Forget that there was an attack on US troops in Kuwait two weeks ago. Forget that the “chatter” has increased and that al-Qaeda delivers messages to the news media every day. These are not part of a larger pattern that signals the continued existence of al-Qaeda. The facts tell us that we’ve rebuilt Afghanistan and haven’t heard from...
Would we then be worried about students flooding into certain highly demanded Houses? Probably not. The sooner students are integrated into their House communities, the more quickly they forget their preference for other Houses. Students given a House on day one would become a part of their House communities as first-years, and by sophomore year would be more reluctant to change. At Yale, where it is relatively easy to transfer residential colleges, only 35 on average out of a class of 1,400 choose to do so, according to the Yale Daily News. Yale posts low transfer numbers even...
Gerrity finished with four goals and five players each scored two, a typically balanced effort for the Crimson in an unusually high-scoring affair. Tselentis stood his ground in the shootout, amassing 13 saves in a game the participants won’t soon forget...
...Because Muslims, Christians and Jews all claim Abraham as their father, are Americans supposed to forget about Sept. 11?" Bob Franz Placentia, Calif...
...forget the Hell's Angels. When you see a group of leather-clad, middle-aged bikers roaring down a stretch of highway, remember: it may be a group of doctors or stockbrokers, perhaps raising money for a worthy cause. Or it could be grandparents taking a cross-country trek to enjoy the American landscape. And maybe next time it could...