Word: orderlies
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...outlet. Everyone needs to be able to express him or herself, especially at Harvard where each student has more energy than he or she knows what to do with. And in this creative endeavor, I have joined a generally outstanding group of people who concentrate in The Crimson in order to provide you with Cambridge's Breakfast Table Daily...
Relations with the Palestinians are another fault line. Some 56% of secular Israelis support the peace process, compared with only 9% of the haredim and 24% of the so-called modern Orthodox. One group of rabbis went so far as to instruct army soldiers to disobey any order to withdraw from parts of the West Bank, an invitation to insurrection. A survey last fall showed that 27% of religious teenagers condone the murder of Rabin...
...needed at this point, because otherwise China would go wild," says UTStarcom's Hong Lu. "If you just jump too fast, it's not good." In an early attempt at a Net policy, the government in 1996 banned access to a range of sites from playboy.com to time.com in order to help combat "spiritual pollution." But an afternoon's surfing in Beijing shows the government firewalls that block access to these sites are only partly effective. While cnn.com is resolutely blocked, other Western news-focused sites are occasionally accessible because of software glitches on the blackout servers. And most Chinese...
...Rudenstine] is not someone who has to be themost visible in order to be the most effective,"Rowe said
...Justice Department urged a federal appeals court to deny a request by Microsoft that would allow the company to ship Windows 98 on schedule next week. Microsoft asked the appeals court on Wednesday to set aside parts of a restraining order that prevented the company from forcing manufacturers to take its browser as a condition for licensing its operating system. That restraining order was appealed, but until a court says otherwise it still stands, as it has now for five months. So it's hard for Microsoft to suddenly claim an emergency when it could have sought to clarify...