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...country in question has a relatively accountable and democratic political system, then the answer is no??we should allow those states to adopt or reject domestic policies as they see fit. We ought not to assume that a nation’s elected representatives are less concerned with their citizens’ well being than we are. On the other hand, we cannot assume such beneficence from regimes that are not accountable to their people. There is doubtless much room for improvement in the domestic policies of nations such as China, and we should use the carrot...
...number of votes necessary to elect a replacement is far fewer than the number garnered by Davis in his recent reelection. But, the illogic doesn’t stop there. Voters will be given an opportunity to vote “yes” or “no?? in support of the recall, even if Davis receives more “no?? votes on the recall section than a candidate receives to be elected, the Governor still faces ouster...
Harvard President Larry Summers, for jokes about his girth, mental prowess and decision-making ability when it comes to Harvard athletics. Luckily, the line “Summers was too busy eating and watching Fear Factor to vote ‘No?? on the 7-week rule” never made it into print...
...Harvard Business School (HBS) Wine and Cuisine Society to spend their intersession in California to entice them to pursue careers in the wine-making industry. It seems that Cakebread Cellars is capitalizing on the fact that it’s just hard to say “no?? to anything when alcohol is involved. “We were tasting wine at eight in the morning,” says Aliceson L. Robinson, a student at HBS who made the trip. “I was surprised at how many wines you can spread out during the course...
...Said No?...