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...always agree with President Bush's sometimes arrogant rhetoric, and I may not feel he is the most diplomatic man in the world, but he got the job in Iraq done with relatively few casualties and freed the Iraqi people from a cruel, long-standing dictatorship. So I ask anyone critical of Bush and how he has handled the war, Could you have done it any better? LEIGH GERNERT Los Angeles...
...long term, Allston may provide an answer. As several graduate schools move across the river, significant space will be freed for College expansion here in Cambridge. As it formulates those plans, the University must seriously consider the future needs of Harvard’s arts community. It is not only imperative to provide for adequate performance and practice spaces, but to build the right kinds of spaces. As Robert Orchard, executive director of the ART, noted at a panel on Friday, “I’m finding that younger generations are really less interested in traditional forms...
...HUPD officers were dispatched to William James Hall on a report of persons stuck in an elevator. The officers freed the individuals...
...think there is legitimately an incredible problem that is only going to be mititgated by a long-term, concerted effort; so I absolutely applaud what Rob said, because I think that only by working together in the arts community and having a vision for the allocation of space freed up by the Allston project are we going to win the game...
...completely ignored Iraq through the 2004 election, the price would have been a few disappointed Administration hawks and one or two grumpy op-eds. But something or someone put this bee in his bonnet, and from a standing start, history took off. Thousands died, millions were freed from tyranny (we hope), billions were spent, a region was shaken to its core, alliances ruptured, and the entire world watched...