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...weeks before the trial's opening statements, the Justice Department released a report slamming the FBI forensics lab for sloppiness in gathering evidence, specifically citing the Oklahoma City case. Bureau whistleblower Frederick Whitehurst claimed that agents were routinely pressured to commit perjury in order to win convictions. But U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch allowed only six pages of the 517-page Justice report to be presented at trial. During McVeigh's subsequent appeals, his attorneys repeatedly claimed the government was withholding information helpful to McVeigh--allegations that, of course, the government denied...
...ZAMBIA Chiluba Stands Down President Frederick Chiluba dropped his bid for a third term in office after members of his ruling Movement for Multiparty Democracy began impeachment proceedings against him. "I will leave office at the end of my term ... this is in the best interests of the nation," he said in a television address. Chiluba also dissolved his cabinet, saying he would form a new government to serve until elections in October. The announcement followed a motion to impeach brought by party members after Chiluba sought to change the constitution by expelling nine cabinet ministers and 12 legislators opposed...
...Putnam's scholarship on the conditions for the creation of social capital represents the best of social scientific rigor, creative insight and enormous impact on public debates about citizenship and civic engagement," Frederick Shauer, Academic Dean of the KSG, wrote in an e-mail message...
...stock in Harvard being ranked number six by Leiter," echoed Frederick W. Neuhouser, a former Harvard junior faculty member who was denied tenure by the University in 1995 and now holds a tenured position in Cornell's philosophy department. "Harvard is clearly in the top five American philosophy departments...
Currently, the only rhetoric course taught at the University is Engell's the "Elements of Rhetoric." This course, first offered last spring, marked the first oratory course to be taught at Harvard since the 1968 retirement of Professor Frederick Clifton Packard, under whom the young John F. Kennedy '41 learned the art of elocution...