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...Iraq, Past and Future In "Think Twice about a Pullout" [Nov 28], columnist Joe Klein accurately presented both sides of the discussion of whether to keep American troops in Iraq or to cut our losses and get out-and the possible consequences of each position. Klein also said that determining whether President Bush intentionally misled the country into war is "a waste of time." But Bush is the man who will make the call to get us out of the war. If we could not trust his honesty and integrity in getting us into this quagmire, what makes Klein think...
...Klein is right. None of the blathering about being misled into war matters at all. What really counts is what would happen if we left Iraq before the new government was ready to take over all the duties we now perform. Would the Middle East situation worsen or not? Would the U.S. be seen as weak and thereby become more vulnerable to attack both at home and abroad? We must see our mission through in Iraq. And I say this as a father whose son will be entering the Army in 2007 and could go to Iraq before...
...Klein Professor of Law Randall L. Kennedy provoked a dynamic discussion about collective racial and ethnic identity—centering on the term “sellout”—with a group of about 15 students in the Dunster House Junior Common Room last night. Kennedy defined “sellout” as a term used to describe and stigmatize African Americans who are said knowingly or negligently to act against the interest of their communities. Philip G. Parham ’09, a member of the Black Men’s Forum, said that every...
...Klein is right. None of the blathering about being misled into war matters at all. What really counts is what would happen if we left Iraq before the new government was ready to take over all the duties we now perform. Would the Middle East situation worsen or not? Would the U.S. be seen as weak and thereby become more vulnerable to attack both at home and abroad? We must see our mission through in Iraq. And I say this as a father whose son will be entering the Army in 2007 and could go to Iraq before...
...company, which has 66 million registered subscribers in more than 200 countries, includes language preferences in every user's profile, and last year started offering a "Skype Me" mode that encourages calls from strangers. "It's an area that, frankly, surprised us," says Skype's global-marketing executive, Saul Klein. "People are becoming voice pals instead of pen pals...