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Last week the Japanese Parliament, following U.S. precedent, passed a law which would require all foreigners above age 16 to be photographed and fingerprinted upon entering that country. The Bush Administration has taken much heat for supposedly violating civil liberties or committing acts of racial-profiling in the name of homeland security. Such controversies are by no means restricted to the U.S. it seems. Supporters of the law cite its necessity in protecting Japan from terrorist attacks. They reason that as a steadfast ally of the U.S. and one of the few countries that dispatched troops to Iraq (and which...
...film covers three seasons, three locations, three climates: summer heat, autumn rain, winter snow. All photographed gloriously. In the final section, Isa now goes searching for Bahar - perhaps because he loves her, perhaps to convince himself that he could still have her if he wanted...
...warmer than average sea-surface temperatures in the North Atlantic, which pumps heat energy into storms and makes them stronger...
...very steady races where we walk back,” captain Dan Reid said. “A lot of Harvard crews are really good at walking back. But this was not the weekend to do that.”For Cornell, everything happened right, from the early morning heats to the finish line on Sunday night. The Big Red dominated the lightweight heats in the morning, finishing first in both heats to claim good lanes for the finals.“You’ve got to give it up to Cornell,” Reid said...
...calling Rohe an "idiot" herself. Then Rohe, predictably, wrote a response to Salter. Back in the olden, dead-trees days, Salter might have written an op-ed column, and after a few days Rohe might have responded. Now each side can fire off a written piece in the heat of the moment...