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...These dedicated young people are vital to our nation??€™s future, and President Faust’s support of the DREAM Act reflects Harvard’s commitment to access and opportunity for students like Eric," Heenan added...
...criticism of the model, Souter considered two famous decisions handed down by the nation??€™s most powerful court: the Pentagon Papers case in 1971 and Brown vs. Board of Education...
Along with several other disarmament groups throughout the country, Tocsin helped to plan and participated in a march at the nation??€™s capital from Feb. 16 to 17, 1962. Goldmark even spent an hour inside the White House talking with Kennedy’s top aides, according to a New York Times article from Feb. 17 of that year...
...continually defined by war: from a colony to a united states, from a house divided to a union, from a country to a world power. I choose to study the history and literature of war because I know we can find, there, some fundamental aspects of our nation??€™s character. War, I believe, is an act of self-definition. It reveals not only what a country is, but also what it hopes to be. I learned this in class—in "The American Revolution," "The American Civil War," "Art and Thought of the Cold...
...ostensibly paid off when Russian President Dmitry Medvedev verbally backed the concept of sanctions against Iran, a sea change in Russian policy regarding Iran. Nevertheless, in spite of our commitment to diplomacy and reconciliation, we took a tough line against Iran, firmly calling for the U.S. to condemn the nation??€™s uranium enrichment, crack down on domestic corporations doing business there, and aggressively forge an international coalition against the rogue regime...