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Australian David Hicks was probably the first detainee to learn of the victory that he and the 594 other captives at Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba won last week when the Supreme Court ruled they had the right to petition U.S. courts for their freedom. His father phoned him...
It responded to a petition for review by a duly nominated candidate for the presidency, and it was faced with what I believe, with all respect, was a series of questionable actions by the Florida Supreme Court that touched on important constitutional principles. The court, I believe, came to a...
Over 1,250 students sign a petition arguing against the proposed preregistration plan. The signed petitions are then given to Kirby and the Faculty.
Nearly 200 students sign a petition urging the creation of an alternative class for Social Analysis 10—commonly known as “Ec 10”—the introductory economics course led by Baker Professor of Economics Martin S. Feldstein. Students assert that Ec 10...
Gomes also says alums could petition the Corporation to be buried at the plot, as long as they had a “formal and bona fide connection to Harvard University.”