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...Secretary of State for Human Rights, Rama Yade, who reportedly suggested that there would have to be "conditions" if Sarkozy was to attend the Olympics? The Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner, who has remained discreet on the subject? Or the French President, who tends to express himself on the matter with all the clarity of a sphinx? The diversity of voices characteristic of a true democracy is difficult to grasp for a nondemocratic culture. The Socialist Mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoë, made the Dalai Lama and Hu Jia, a prominent Chinese dissident, honorary citizens of his city at the very...
...understand it—not as a substitution, but as a complement to the class.” And proving that he really is a cool TF, Thomas also notes that “as long as the students learn the material, it doesn’t matter if they’re going to lecture. It would be great if they went to lecture, but I would support them not going as long as they were getting A’s in the class.” While not everyone shares this idealized view, most still agree that TheFinalClub.org...
...been riding an 11-match win streak and was previously undefeated in league play. “It was the perfect storm, where the other team had nothing to lose and everything to gain,” Fish said. “It didn’t really matter other than having an undefeated season, and they’ll be a tough team to take on in the NCAA’s.” At second doubles, sophomore Michael Hayes and Chijoff-Evans won 8-3. Ngyuen and Omodele-Lucien won by an identical score at third doubles...
...four current chairs who offered statements on the matter expressed support for Smith’s administrative reforms. But another chair, who asked to remain anonymous so as to protect relationships with colleagues, said in an e-mail that in fact there were “several chairs strongly opposed to divisional deans...
...Depression scholar and Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke ’75 has strongly favored loose economic policy (and a weaker dollar) to mitigate any economic downturn. Interest rate cuts have grabbed most headlines, but more money floating around will inevitably translate into higher inflation. It is only a matter of time...