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Normal trials follow a prescribed, orderly path. But no one knows what to expect in this one - a test case for international justice, the first trial of a head of state. The prosecution must convict Milosevic not just in the eyes of three sitting judges but also in the court of world opinion. Yet never has the Hague tried a defendant so uncooperative. Milosevic seems determined to make the proceedings a spectacle of courtroom subversion, refusing to recognize the tribunal, refusing to enter a plea, refusing to select defense lawyers, refusing even to wear headphones to hear the proceedings...
...Good Friday agreement and the stage is now clear for others. The agreement is a huge achievement for the S.D.L.P., but it?s really a point of departure, not a point of arrival. There?s still a long way to go, and we?re going to find the path. Our performance in the government has been better and more constructive than any other party...
...means a student showed up for class most days, is to get straight As. In the humanities, such a feat entails making friends with the TF, going to the professor’s office hours and doing all the reading. It’s not pleasant, but the path is clear and there are many factors that contribute to the final grade. In science classes, which give numbers for grades on the midterms and finals, the only way to ensure that A is to collect the requisite number of points. Of course, no one knows that number until the course...
...present, to take a role in the history he tells. His investigations are not academic exercises; they are deeply personal and idealistic. “I can never stay with history because I can never stay in the past,” he said. History is a path towards understanding our present society and towards choosing a course for the future...
Lauren R. Dorgan ’04 is a history concentrator in Quincy House. David H. Gellis ’04 is a government concentrator in Dunster House. Together, they enjoy candlelit press conferences, long walks along the path to University Hall and bitter fights over endpapers in the Crimson newsroom...