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...alleged that protesters shouted phrases like “the FBI are murderers” and continued crying out as they were being escorted from the event, video footage reveals an entirely different course of events. Whether the HUPD report was the product of sloppy police work or an outright attempt at deception, it only further calls into question the already alarming police conduct.In light of HUPD’s inappropriate actions, the protestors should not face criminal charges. Students are entitled to being judged by the standards laid out in published rules; anything else is arbitrary and unfair...
...million Amount used so far for disaster victims and reconstruction. Many of the aid offers were retracted, routed to private charities or rejected outright...
Lerrick wants the World Bank to stop lending to middle-income countries and restructure its loans to the poorest nations as outright grants. Nancy Birdsall, a former World Banker who runs a Washington think tank called the Center for Global Development, argues that the bank could have more impact on poverty by making better use of its best assets: the expertise of its staff and its ability to coordinate global action. "Lending and grantmaking at the country level should not be the end-all and be-all," she says. "It should be the vehicle for advice and constant rebuilding...
...travel is obviously too important to the world—economically and socially—to be banned outright, but it should be priced proportionally to the havoc it wreaks on our environment...
...must be more industrious or starve," Smith decreed. "He that will not work, shall not eat." Not too surprisingly, productivity soared. Anglo-American relations played to a draw. Strains were briefly managed, tensions largely contained. What followed, though, was a long and tortuous series of missed opportunities, conflict and outright betrayal that set Smith and Powhatan on a collision course. When the old chief got word that Smith had sacked yet another village and made off with half its provisions on the eve of a harsh winter, he summoned the white man to his lodge and offered to trade...