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...Strahan says he feels he ought to have access to the entire library in which the federal depository is housed and that librarians have traditionally let anyone into the reading room...
...Governing Council before that - both groups are certainly closer to Tehran, where they were based during their years in exile, than they are to Washington. U.S. officials have drawn comfort from the fact that Sistani, and much of the Iraqi Shiite clerical establishment, opposes the Iranian view that clerics ought to hold political power. Leaders of both SCIRI and Dawa have been somewhat ambiguous on this score - the Iranian doctrine has been part of the tradition of both parties, although some of the statements of their leaders suggest they may advocate more of a separation of powers between mosque...
...last decade, Kuchma and his government have aggravated a number of serious issues, like language, religion, integration with Russia or Europe and relations between eastern and western Ukraine. In fact, each of these issues has a very simple solution. On languages, let's stop arguing about which language we ought to use - Russian or Ukrainian - and let's start learning both instead, as well as others. On religion, let's keep the state out of this - it's each individual's personal right to choose a church. On integration, Ukraine has strategic interests in [Russia and Europe...
This lack of debatable issues can be chalked up more to the campaign’s conduct than to the realities of council politics: Issues that ought to legitimately have been discussed were swept under the carpet, such as the question of the council’s funding the Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship (HRCF) because of the group’s violation of council non-discrimination rules in its constitution (which requires officers to be Christians). Only Glazer-Capp actively supported the HRCF’s losing its council grants. Despite the issue’s fundamental importance to student...
...Presidential candidate Glazer said that the council “has to make sure we’re doing what students want us to get done,” and emphasized: “the UC is a student government.” Asked if he thought the council ought to be “more of a student government and less of a student group,” Glazer responded in the affirmative...