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...Year. The BMF also celebrated the accomplishments of seven black Harvard females—Sheila R. Adams ’05, Angela A. Amos ’05, Dareema Jenkins ’05, Chinwe S.E. Kpaduwa ’05, Onyinye D. Offor ’05, Helen O. Ogbara ’05, and Stella A. Safo...
...leaked nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union, and the Israelis who developed their own nuclear weapons. The Americans, not Khan, should be at the top of that list. Aziz al Rehman Karachi A Sister's Sympathy It is interesting to note that in your interview with Roman Catholic Sister Helen Prejean about her stand against the death penalty [Feb. 21], she did not express sorrow or sympathy for the innocent victims of crime and their grieving relatives. She talked about letters from prisoners' mothers as being some of the saddest but didn't mention the victims' mothers. Leonid Oleinik Wanamassa...
...truly opposed, he would have joined the others in their open letter against Summers,” Helen Resor ’08 said, “His lack of opinion seems like he has no opposition and maybe even agrees with the Harvard president. I feel let down...
...Sister Helen Prejean's 1993 book against the death penalty, Dead Man Walking, became a movie and even an opera. At 65, she's only getting angrier. In The Death of Innocents, she escorts two men to their executions--and this time she's sure they are not guilty. Prejean spoke, barely pausing for breath, with TIME's Amanda Ripley about the Pope, politics and hypocrisy...
...definitely feel like a minority as someone who’s willing to express their conservative viewpoints,” said Helen V. Renton ’08. “It’s fun to find people you’ve seen before but didn’t know were Republican...