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...addition to Abdallah, Shakir and Sarafa, the other students on the recruiting trip were Ayah I. Mahgoub ’07, Ali A. Zaidi ’08, Randall S. Sarafa ’09, Nadia A. Gaber ’09, and May Habib ’07, who is also The Crimson’s Associate Managing Editor...
...aggressive, arrogant nature of the U.S. forces is all too apparent. Their withdrawal from Fallujah, without achieving any of their objectives, was long overdue and will probably help temper their arrogance. Isn't it time the American military packed up all its soldiers and equipment and left Iraq? Aymen Mahgoub Birmingham, England...
...that will haul 756 accused members before the military tribunals Mubarak set up when he felt civilian court procedures were dragging on too long and inconclusively. As a case in point, a regular court in Cairo earlier this month acquitted 24 defendants charged with assassinating parliamentary Speaker Rifaat el-Mahgoub almost three years ago. The court's chief judge criticized the paramilitary national police's methods and charged that "none of the defendants have escaped torture...
...belligerency was a matter of politics as well as principle. That these governments are now in a military alliance with the U.S., Israel's principal supporter, is a source of embarrassment -- and potentially of instability -- at home. The assassination last week of Egypt's speaker of parliament Rifaat el-Mahgoub was a blunt reminder of just how vulnerable these governments have become. While no one claimed responsibility for killing el- Mahgoub, who was shot in his car by four gunmen who escaped on motorcycles, authorities said the murder probably was carried out either by a foreign hit squad, most likely...
...bitter struggle between Sudan's Arab north and African south has a long and bloody history-one, ironically, that Nimeiri thought he had ended more than a decade ago. After overthrowing a civilian government led by Mohammed Mahgoub in 1969, Nimeiri negotiated an end to 17 years of bloody civil war in 1972. Nimeiri has remained in power since then, staging three referendums that have overwhelmingly returned him to office. Residents of the southern part of the country, however, cite numerous grievances. They complain, for example, that when the Chevron Oil Co. discovered oil in the south, the government...