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...Core's promotional efforts, many students do not give much weight to syllabi while selecting courses. "If I'm going to take it, I'm going to take it," said Khalid K brathwaite '97. "The syllabus won't change my mind...
...Egyptian President Anwar Sadat stood reviewing his troops, a military truck halted in front of him and four uniformed men leaped out, firing automatic rifles at the reviewing stand. One of the men ran straight toward Sadat, pumping bullet after bullet into his body. "I am Khalid al-Islambouli!" the attacker shouted. "I have killed Pharaoh...
...addition, the Black Students' Association and the Afro-American Cultural Society have both hosted speakers with little purpose other than a garner headlines. Recently, the latter brought Dr. Khalid Muhammed to speak. His talk was laced with inflammatory remarks that make Mansfield's seem like small change. Similarly, the BSA brought infamous racist and anti-semite Leonard Jeffries to campus last year, heightening tensions between the Black and Jewish communities...
...journalists. Criminal counts against the bank, shut down by regulators last July, included specific allegations that B.C.C.I. bribed government and banking officials in 10 countries. A B.C.C.I. director, Sheik Kamal Adham, last week became the second prominent Saudi to be caught up in the scandal; last month Sheik Khalid bin Mahfouz, head of the largest commercial bank in Saudi Arabia, was indicted in New York. (See related story on page...
...B.C.C.I. investigations. Also indicted by Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau was Ghaith Pharaon, the most flamboyant of the Saudis, who bought the National Bank of Georgia from Bert Lance, President Carter's onetime budget chief, and later sold it to First American. Last month Morgenthau moved against Sheik Khalid bin Mahfouz, who headed the largest commercial bank in Saudi Arabia. Still another enormously rich Saudi remains under investigation: Abdul Raouf Khalil, a shareholder in both B.C.C.I. and First American. The barrage of charges against these prominent Saudis poses a sticky problem for the Bush Administration, one that threatens to uncover...