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...violence continued in the Middle East yesterday, the Society of Arab Students (SAS) held a tearful vigil on the steps of Memorial Church to mourn the victims of the latest round of strife between Palestinians and Israelis...
...People who gathered here represent a wide spectrum of religious political views," said Michael Rosenberg '01, the chair of Hillel. "We all share a desire to see prisoners of war returned and to mourn the loss of lives...
...Everyone has the right to mourn their own losses in their own way," Hamad said. "It's their way to express their sorrow...
...democratic and philanthropic causes was in my experience always without hesitation and reserve. His contribution to building a partnership between Big Business and the new democratic government in that first period of democratic rule can never be appreciated too much. We join with those millions of our compatriots who mourn with the family and hail a person who was monumentally instrumental in helping this country be the economic leader it is today. We mourn with his family, remember his heritage and look forward to the day that all of South Africa shall share equally in the prosperity he helped create...
...Alec Guinness every time - there was a reliable pleasure in that. His eyes, which could droop or bluster or mourn or scorn, were canvases of the subtlest possible histrionics. The thin-lipped British smile that could be a billboard of polite derision, shy mischief (or searing wistfulness), usually in some part elegant. But every time you saw Alec Guinness he was a little different, as if you were watching a quietly joyous or angry or befuddled or quixotic little man who looked just like Alec Guinness. And boy, could this...