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...Take Back the Night not only brings really strong campus leaders together to work to improve the situation on campus," said Lauren A. Hammer '98, a co-chair of Domestic Crisis Outreach Committee (DCOC). "It allows those leaders to channel women's concerns, which should be the concern of both sexes, into campus and community life...
...David A. Hammer '97, sports editor of The Harvard Independent, accused Chase of stealing the newspaper's computer--a crime which some Independent officials had linked to the Lampoon last week...
...expect [our movie critic's] reviews to be very complimentary to you," Hammer said...
Based in part on German archives that have been neglected or ignored by other scholars, Hitler's Willing Executioners is as relentless as a trip-hammer, sometimes irritatingly repetitive and loftily dismissive of contrary judgments that Goldhagen believes lack sufficient evidence. The book will be published this month in the U.S. and Britain, and in Germany in August; it will be the subject of a symposium at the Holocaust Museum in Washington on April...
...deaths, and by 1995 the number of dolphins killed by tuna fishermen annually had dropped below 5,000 worldwide--demonstrating, Mexicans assert, that fishing boats can encircle dolphins without killing the animals. The U.S. and a coalition of green groups met with Latin nations in Panama last October to hammer out new guidelines for environmentally sound tuna fishing. Their declaration permits encirclement so long as onboard observers certify that no dolphin drowned during the netting operation, and its provisions became the basis for a bill introduced by Alaska Senator Ted Stevens that would, among other things, lift the U.S. embargo...