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...credited death penalty opponents for valuingthe life of wrongly executed prisoners, butpointed out that society must not overlook thecrime's victim...
...credited death penalty opponents for valuing the life of wrongly executed prisoners, but pointed out that society must not overlook the crime's victim...
George W. Bush looks like the most promising reason in decades for the majority of people to say yes [NATION, March 15]. Serious grumblers and potential voters across the political spectrum may begin to overlook party affiliation and fine points on issues and instead look for the candidate with other salient qualities. Governor Bush appears presidential! After a little time with Bush in the White House, people might again start hoping their own child would grow up to be President! MERL KUHLMAN Goshen...
...this one-year anniversary of the UHS STI report, the hope is that this editorial will spark awareness, self education, and discussion about sexual health issues among students on campus. For any of a number of reasons, college students often overlook concerns about their personal health. I urge you, amidst this season of midterms and with Spring Break approaching, to take a few minutes to educate yourself about sexual transmitted infections if you are sexually active and to assume an active role in taking care of your sexual health. David Chao '99 is a co-director of Harvard AIDS Education...
...should include Century. Much of his "inside" information is hearsay. And his practice of using aliases in nonfiction is no less dubious because it is commonplace and a legal safeguard. But Century wants to have his fact and fiction at the same time. It can be tricky. If readers overlook an early cryptic footnote, they will be unaware of the name alterations until they reach a disclosure at the end of the book. Moreover, it turns out that even the aliases have aliases...