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...stumbled badly last week when she publicly backed the failed candidacy of Rep. John Murtha for majority leader, could be headed for another political tumble if she presses ahead with long-standing plans to elevate Rep. Alcee Hastings, a senior Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, to the panel's chairmanship...
...Democratic aide says Pelosi has not decided whom she will name as chairman of the intelligence panel, but that she was leaning against the current top Democrat, Rep. Jane Harman. Her preferred nominee has long been Hastings, but like Murtha he has his own ethically challenged history. And while the broad outlines of that past are well known, the grimy specifics are only now emerging...
...blue banner for the American Constitution Society, the sponsor of Thursday’s moot court, hung behind the judges’ panel, which included Martha L. Minow, the Smith professor of law, and professors from area law schools...
...what really was going on,” Rees says. “I was reacting against the rhetoric coming out of the White House and the whole pop culture reaction to it.”Sometimes, as in a strip from Oct. 14, 2001, Rees only needs one panel to tear down even the most entrenched catchphrase:“Hey buddy, how are you enduring your freedom?” one office worker asks of another.However, Rees says that to call his strip cynical is to miss the point.“I’m not saying...
...prominent Harvard history professor charged yesterday that a preliminary curriculum proposed by the Task Force on General Education would not grant students “historical grounding.” The panel discussion, “The Future of History in Harvard’s General Educational Education,” drew freshmen and history concentrators alike to Sever Hall yesterday. Under the proposal released in October, students would be required to complete one half-course in each of seven areas, including “Societies of the World,” “The United States...