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...angry about it,” Alissa M. Gordon ’06 said of her junior History and Literature tutorial meeting. “I think it would be more of a pain to juggle around everyone’s schedules to find a new spot...
...matter how unrealistic it was—gave you hope. And more than hope. It gave you pride, that pride that emerges when you still dare to stand up after being hammered and crushed and killed so many times. It rises from the bottom of wounds, pains, failures and defeats. His mistakes hurt you, bad, but after all he did he came back home, looked you in the eye, cried and embraced you. You and he, in times of hardship, were always together. Whether it was Amman, Beirut, or Ramallah, he was, literally with you in your pain. He held...
...lawsuit said Isabelle was “given false information regarding eligibility for workmans’ comp, effectively keeping [her] at work and in pain,” and contended that the University “bullied” her to not apply for workmans’ compensation, resulting in the “intentional infliction of emotional distress.” In an interview with The Crimson, Isabelle blamed Harvard’s Disability Claims Unit...
Isabelle, who said she was proud to work for Harvard, said her medical condition leaves her with neck pain and headaches and renders her unable to fold laundry, and said she isn’t sure what she will do next...
...Allawi and the Coalition have calculated that they have no option but to take the pain of the "surgery" required to restore control over Fallujah, and their battlefield plans will be designed to make the operation quick and decisive. The last time the Marines were sent into Fallujah, in April, they were pulled back as U.S. officials felt the heat of a political backlash spurred by the images of civilian casualties beamed around the world by al-Jazeera cameramen inside the city. This time, however, the political echelon in Washington and Baghdad is unlikely to hit the brakes...