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...independence to Rwanda in 1962, the foundations for slaughter had been laid. "When there is a rupture of authority, that creates a situation that is apocalyptic by nature and leads to fear and anguish," says Professor Francois Constantin, head of the East Africa Research Center at the University of Pau in France. "In Rwandan society, the fault of an individual becomes the fault of a group. A whole family is held responsible for a prejudicial act committed by an individual and can be eliminated. In a traumatic situation, fear and uncertainty can lead to collective murder. Vengeance breeds countervengeance...
...HARVARD (Estes, Hutchison, Wriede, Kelly), 1:49.83; 2. Brown, (Morgan, Balstead, Pau, Smith), 1:52.45; 3. HARVARD...
...Brown (Pau, Smith, Coady, Pfaltzgraff), 1:39.35; 2. HARVARD (Alonso, Gibbons, Chertow, Kelly...
...Ricardo Pau-Llosa Miami
...Thursday John Paul stood for nearly two hours in a driving rain to meet workers in a soccer stadium in Sao Pau lo. He seemed to be drawn deeper into politics. As soon as John Paul finished his greetings, a metalworker took the micro phone, and implored him to support workers as they "break the barrier imposed by the political system that governs us." The Pope called out for social justice. But he added a line that again emerged at the heart of his message. Social justice "cannot be attained by violence. Violence kills what it intends to create...