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...least one year of his five-year larceny sentence back in Utah. He applied for a one-year deferment, claiming this time that he needed to care for his mother, whom he said was dying of leukemia in Switzerland. Evidently, Hogue's fictitious mother had risen from her Bolivian grave only to travel to Europe and contract cancer...
Evidently, Hogue's fictitious mother had risen from her Bolivian grave only to travel to Europe and contract cancer...
Many students consider this an act of mercy, compelling evidence that Harvard professors really do care about their students. Preparing for these exams--and I must call it preparing, because to call it studying would be a grave terminological error--is one of the most dismaying experiences that an academically enthusiastic student can run into...
...American life is worth more than a Bosnian life, at least to our government. It may sound callous, but would any patriotic American really want the U.S. Government to care more about, say, Zimbabweans than U.S. Nationals? The only thing that can justify putting our servicemen in such grave danger is the national interest, and that clearly is not involved here...
...this month when a major sex-research study suggested that only 1% to 2% of men are homosexual, vs. the traditional assumption of 10%. The findings may be re-evaluated, but their immediate impact has been to make gays seem a far smaller group that could be shortchanged without grave political peril...