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...approach emerged from more than a month of work by National Security Council aides - and after the Iraq Study Group called the situation in Iraq "grave and deteriorating" and Americans cast an unalloyed vote of no-confidence in the Iraq war at the polls in November. But rather than heed all the advice of those who proposed he engage the region diplomatically and begin a staged withdrawal from Iraq, Bush has gone his own way. And now that he has, his new approach raises at least three big questions...
...quick fix. Turning the air traffic control system over to a more accountable civilian body would be a start, and investing money in modernizing the system and training new and more people to run it is also crucial. For now, passengers taking off for a Christmas break can only heed the advice of Defense Minister Waldir Pires. As he put it, "Have faith and pray...
...there might be; it’s just not at the end of the corridor we’re currently walking down. The Iraq Study Group report confirms what is obvious: The course of action we are on is the wrong one and demands alteration. The Bush administration should heed the advice of the Baker commission’s report and begin to gradually and systematically withdraw troops from Iraq...
Come April, in addition to her roles as a mentor and researcher, D’Souza will also be a mother. Even though she says she tries to heed doctors’ orders and works as much as possible from home, she admits with a chuckle that she usually has twelve-hour work days...
...enhance our understanding of contemporary South Asia, and the development of our study of the region will be a major priority in the years ahead.” Despite Summers’ departure, we ask the Faculty, as well as Harvard’s alumni, to heed his call and prioritize the modern study of this field and this region...