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...Practically, that means talking to Beijing--Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage was there last week--where the U.S. may find receptive ears. Sources tell TIME that the Chinese government is reassessing its past defense of North Korea. In October, for example, Vice Foreign Minister Wang Yi wrote a memo damning North Korea's "diplomatic adventurism." Other senior Chinese officials are known to have discussed cutting energy and food aid to Kim Jong-Il's regime...
...resistance to desegregation. Raines' well-known liberal sympathies prompted great suspicion that two articles by sports columnists were spiked because they took issue with the paper's stance. The paper's No. 2 editor, Gerald Boyd, tried to quell the uproar by explaining in a staff memo that one piece amounted to "unseemly and self-absorbed" quarreling with the editorial page and that the other's "logic did not meet our standards." But that failed to dampen the newsroom outrage, and the top editors decided to print the columns after...
...mission statement says more: “In our efforts to end abortion, we advocate woman-centered solutions.” Memo to HRL: Intimidating the female population of your university is not a morally appropriate “woman-centered” solution. A “woman-centered” solution takes place when a woman is fairly informed of her options, and she chooses which option is best for her. Scaring a woman into a decision is terrorization. The campaign does not even suggest a “solution,” such as what an undergraduate...
...locals know best, then Harvard is the biggest waste of $17 billion since the Big Dig. From hearing us students talk, one would conclude that a Harvard education depends wholly on incompetent teaching fellows who missed the memo on learning English, a miserable Core Curriculum comprised of useless huge classes that no one wants to take and a social life that is about as much fun as the gulag. If we all think Princeton focuses more on undergraduate education, Yale has more fun and Columbia has a better city, than why are we all here...
...bulls are betting that Fiorina does not need Capellas to boost HP's profits. Capellas is a "good friend who brought many talents and a lot of enthusiasm to this endeavor," she said in a memo to employees. She also noted, "I have great confidence in our ability to continue to execute the strategies and plans we have put in place." It was vintage Fiorina, warning her cynics and doubters that they're not going to make any money by underestimating...