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...doors, according to Lesser. HRC Membership Director Jeffrey Kwong ’09 said the group views now as a time to “reenergize the base and regroup in time for 2008.” “It’s only a hiatus in our opinion,” Kwong said. “This is a time to relax and realize that we worked hard, but sometimes it just doesn’t go your way,” HRC President John M. Souther ’07 said. The Dems said they will work...
...Whether a speedier withdrawal is a good thing or bad thing depends on whether you live in the Green Zone or in the Red Zone. In the Baghdad street, almost anybody you speak with wants the U.S. forces out - yesterday. Over and over again, opinion polls have shown that the majority of Iraqis, across the sectarian and ethnic categories, see the U.S. presence as a part of the problem rather than part of the solution. But Iraqi leaders take the more realistic view that the U.S. presence, although irksome, is necessary...
...Moore hesitates when asked for her opinion of them. “How do I say it...You’re kind of used to it in the dance world,” she says. “It sounds like abuse, but in the dance world it’s just a matter of practice...
...unclear. Sharon Merrow Cuseo, an upper school dean at Harvard-Westlake School, has been counseling for over thirteen years. She believes that students and parents tend to think that their consulting service was the crucial component in a successful application and that they then go on to relate this opinion to others. “It’s kind of faulty logic because who knows—they probably would have gotten in anyway,” says Cuseo. “A lot of the psychological process behind it is that they’re misattributing their success...
...no” votes outnumbered “yes” ballots by a 12 percentage point margin. But in Cambridge, where voters’ liberal leanings apparently apply to libations as well, 58 percent supported the measure. The rejection of the initiative represents a significant reversal of voter opinion in recent months—a June poll by Suffolk University’s Political Research Center found that voters supported the initiative by a margin of two to one. Many Harvard Square shops that already have liquor licenses—including C’Est Bon, Cardullo?...