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Among Harvard law professors, the first fear is that FAIR might lose??and military recruitment will continue...
Among Harvard law professors, the first fear is that FAIR might lose??and military recruitment will continue...
...Dartmouth] just came ready to win,” co-captain Sarah Cebron said. “We were playing not to lose??it was just...
Even more impressive, the council actually made $15,000 it had budgeted to lose??though to be sure, it did spend an additional $15,000 subsidizing tickets for students. Nonetheless, the financial windfall proves that these large concerts need not necessarily be viewed as a sacrificial trade-off for other events. If the council and the HCC plan carefully, they should be able to break even—if not turn a profit—on future concerts, and that money could be funneled back into other campus events and activities. Considering that tickets to campus shows...
...expect to see any progress. The prime “root cause” bemoaned by the left has always been poverty, because people who are poor are supposedly desperate. Poor people, they say, carry out acts of violence and terror because they simply have nothing to lose??they do not fear death because life could scarcely contain more misery. However, like so much of the conventional wisdom concerning the Middle East, the idea that poverty is a precipitator of terrorism is flat-out wrong...