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Director Kirk Williams sets the play in the South. Or does he? Steve Latham delivers a brilliant performance as the kindly old- guard judge, Escalus, gone Dixie. He presents an enchanting vision of a genteel southern drunkard, wracked by guilt. But apart from the bourbon shots that the authorities knock back in moments of stress, the Old South interpretation ends there...
...Students who have been raped wrongly assume some of the guilt," said Stanford. "They think that they would be ruining another student's life. The fact is, he's a rapist...
...campus that is far from unified. Although it seems counterintuitive, the coalition itself creates this division. In part, it is the coalition's tactics that make its designs so divisive. Its insistence upon anachronistic language and outdated ideas may try to play on white students' and administrators' sympathies or guilt. In reality, these measures foster defensiveness, not understanding...
...recently it has been spurred by the fact that a Muslim is now suspect in the bombing of the World Trade Center. It might be worth noting that he is only a suspect, but in an environment full of misconceptions about Muslims that may be enough to prove his guilt. What is overlooked is that his suspect, even if he were guilty, is not representative of Islam. Almost any action which is not condoned (and committed by a Muslim) is readily called Islamic fundamentalism. But what these terms mean are very different from what the media seems to make them...
...Hiroshima and Nagasaki should be enough to remind us of this Neither of these cities were military targets, but were used to prove a point and crush the spirit of the people. No consideration was given to the fact that almost all of them were noncombatants, innocent from any guilt. Yet practically was favored over their lives. According to Islam law, a Muslim leader who ordered such an act would not only be impeached, but would also be tried in court...