Word: intentionally
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...matter of vital national security, a precaution against Pakistan's nuclear preparations, a deterrent to ward off China's hegemony. Just two weeks ago, Defense Minister Fernandes had suddenly called China "threat No. 1," claiming it was encircling India with missile and naval deployments of suspicious intent. But until then relations between the neighboring giants had been mending. Even though India has fought three wars with Pakistan, nothing has changed recently in the subcontinent's military balance to warrant so radical a reaction...
...homogenization of House life. Is it the students, for whom "House stereotypes" often meant a caring, tolerant community within the larger, straighter, whiter Harvard world? Or is it the administrators who no longer have to deal with the unseemly issue of self-segregation? Perhaps if the administration is intent on eradicating any semblance of a minority community in house life, they should at least ponder the idea of a cultural center. Randomization shouldn't be accepted by undergrads simply because it's the status...
With the DOJ and states' attorneys general still hedging on a definitive declaration of intent to file suit against Microsoft this week, Sun was first out of the gate Tuesday with a request to forbid Microsoft to distribute Windows 98 unless it contains Sun's version of Java. Sun already has a lawsuit in progress against Microsoft for taking liberties with Java, an issue that has also atttracted the attention of the DOJ. But much remains in doubt at this point. The DOJ and the states -- whose number has grown from the 13 that originated the investigation -- are still widely...
...strong performance at Nationals could add substantially to that experience. The Crimson will go south armed with the promise of a season still in progress, and intent on showing the rest of the nation that Harvard sailing is a force to contend with...
This action is taken with no intent to disparage efforts to celebrate excellence at Harvard, an effort for which we are all grateful. Rather, the Committee's differences with Parade of Stars' particular method of celebration force our dissociation. The Committee is happy to work with Parade of Stars or any other group in the future to devise a system of co-operative celebration in which we could participate enthusiastically. JUSTIN R. LONG '99 Secretary, Kirkland House Committee...