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...White House certainly will not become the next Ground Zero, but if the [Undergraduate Council] can help us financially, we would like share our home,” said Danielle L. Buckley ’06. Three weeks into the school year, the residents of the White House have thrown one large-scale party and no teas. They have no plans for entertaining the masses in the near future, but never fear: Halloween is less than a month away...
...unionists had long demanded, the unionists' leader, Ian Paisley, seemed unable to accept yes for an answer. He implied he would keep stalling efforts to revive a power-sharing government in Belfast, because he didn't trust the i.r.a. Many other unionists fear his perpetual intransigence is losing them ground. But the reality of Ulster today is that no matter what Paisley does, no one expects any more serious violence. Instead, people are planning more constructive ways to harness the power of the past: turning part of the Maze Prison, where 10 republican inmates starved themselves to death...
Hosted by HUNAP and The Peabody Museum, the ground-breaking event kicked off the semester-long archaeological excavations of twenty-five students in Anthropology 1130: The Archaeology of Harvard Yard...
...light northerly wind blew threw the course, eventually dying down in favor of a southerly for the day’s later races. The Crimson made up ground to earn a fifth-place finish in the event, totaling 273 points, just 21 behind winner Boston College. Hawaii finished in a close second place, followed by Dartmouth and Brown...
...Nevertheless, Democrats can be expected to try to tie every Bush administration decision to her, since she has been at ground zero of an exceedingly insular White House since the Texans first came to Washington. This White House seems to welcome battles over executive privilege on the theory that they make the presidency stronger, and there could be a battle royale over papers Miers has seen or drafted. The day of Bush's first inauguration, she started as staff secretary, the official who manages the paper flow to and from the President and thus knows virtually everything about what...