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According to Terri Evans, a press officer in the British Consulate-General??s Boston office, the scholars are “meant to embody Marshall’s vision” and “work to reinforce the ties” across the Atlantic...
...passed in 1978, California went all the way through to Proposition 227, started back at a “new” Proposition 1 in 1998, and is now again up to Proposition 80 on the Nov. 8 ballot, with 33 more initiatives circulating or pending at the Attorney General??s Office. The blazing pace of initiatives is a clear indicator that something is gravely wrong. California politics are so backward that the only way many pieces of legislation become law is by avoiding the legislature and the governor altogether. So special interests decide to go directly...
...cannot accept a standard which tells us we must compromise our morality in the interests of money.”The 1994 Solomon Amendment allows the Secretary of Defense to bar federal funding from universities that do not permit military recruiters on their campuses. Representatives from the Judge Advocate General??s Corps of the U.S. Army were scheduled to hold an information session on campus yesterday.Jeffrey G. Paik ’03, president of Lambda, the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender student group that organized the event, urged the University to do “something more than...
...duty to gruesome images of war casualties. Already, more than 8,000 threads have been created within the soldier-submitted-content pages, but a single thread can contain multiple pictures and inspire hundreds of posts by members of the website. Contributors classify their content as “general?? or “gory” and then rate themselves: some “really need a hobby” while others are “just here to masturbate.” More crass than their sophomoric sexual classifications are the pornographic icons and advertisements that pervade...
...overturning the military’s controversial “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, which prohibits gays and lesbians from serving openly in the armed forces.The protest coincides with a scheduled visit by representatives of the Judge Advocate General??s Corps (JAG) of the U.S. Army today, according to Mark A. Weber, the assistant dean for career services at the Law School.Military recruiters were barred from the Law School’s Office of Career Services in November of 2004. But last month, Law School Dean Elena Kagan said...