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...failures of the movie's characters. I loved Crash because it is not just a story about the people of Los Angeles but also a beautiful film that shows the very real flawed and fractured lives of regular Americans. Natalia Medina Coggins El Paso, Texas, U.S. Hamas Takes the Helm Before winning the legislative elections, Hamas strategically took charge of many Palestinian educational and social-aid institutions while teaching schoolchildren hatred and continuing to advocate the destruction of Israel [Feb. 6]. The swindling ways of the previous Fatah government made it easy for Hamas to be democratically elected...
...During Gross’s two-and-a-half years at the helm, the administration has taken large steps to improve undergraduate social life. Progress in academic reform, however, has come slowly as the Curricular Review—which Gross co-chairs—continues without a Faculty vote on its recommendations after three-and-a-half years...
...Schools Information Office Director Justin Martin.But current principal Sybil Knight acknowledges the school has had a troubled history. “Everyone knows that when I came in it was at a very crucial time,” said Knight, who has been at the school’s helm for four years. Her predecessor, Paula Evans, resigned in 2001 amidst a controversial restructuring plan. In 2003, early into Knight’s tenure, CRLS was placed on probation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Knight said the accreditation committee cited several violations, including the school?...
...Hamas Takes the Helm...
...risk of injury.” Joe Walsh is not one of those coaches. *** “Where the two-sport athlete has gone at Harvard has been a huge disappointment to me,” says Walsh as he prepares to enter his 11th season at the helm of Harvard’s baseball program. “Growing up in this area, where everybody played, you just picked up what was going on.” “Summer baseball, fall football, winter hockey—it all sounds obvious enough, but it’s just...