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This past February, after the public received the good news that the commander-in-chief had spent a valorous 82 days in the National Guard??€”courtesy of dusty microfiche files released by the White House—there was immediate controversy. It seemed Bush was paid for those nearly three months of service, yet his actual attendance was highly debated...
...pair’s door. Vanderbeek snuck out through their fire door to the next suite and wandered into Claverly. But he wasn’t safe for long, and had to sprint down four flights of Claverly steps, hop over another flight, and leapt into the Claverly security guard??€™s arms until the Delphic boys went back to their lair...
Exactly three customers come in. For most of the time, with only two men on the floor—a cashier and a security guard??€”the two-story pharmacy feels creepy and lonely. As Assistant Store Manager Michael Madden explains, “The midnight shift is always very quiet. 90% of our customers at this hour are students, always to buy food...
Ongoing implementation of the redesign will be spearheaded by incoming Design Chairs Hayley B. Barna ’05 and Michael R. Conti ’05, who—along with the rest of The Crimson’s 131st Guard??€”assume their positions at the end of the month...
...birthday recently, Chinese pro-democracy activist Yang Jianli languished in a Chinese prison. That same day, his wife, Harvard Medical School researcher Christina Fu, and their two young children, Aaron and Anita, spent over an hour outside the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C., trying to persuade a faceless security guard??€”through locked doors, closed curtains and a small speaker—to accept a hand-drawn birthday card to deliver to him in prison. Their quest ended in vain. For the Yang family, this experience was a sad illustration of the opaque approach that the Chinese authorities have...