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...overcome with pride and emotion by your selection. At age 22, my son is, like countless others, a "war veteran." He has served twice in Afghanistan and is preparing for deployment to Iraq. I'm grateful to Time for looking past the glitter and gloss of celebrities to say "thank you" to our true American heroes. Beverly D. Genda Greenville...
...most probably did not expect to go to war when they signed up for the military or the reserves. Yet there they are, day after day, doing their job, fighting for freedom and a better way of life. They deserve our thanks, support, accolades and prayers. They are the pride of America. Francine M. Scuderi Stewart Manor...
...equally paradoxical that Harvard won’t do anything to ease the arduous, arbitrary process of naturalization. Why doesn’t the HIO sponsor international students through legal advice and guidance, the way it does for professors and high-level researchers? The College appears to pride itself in its diverse student body. “Our undergraduates come from all over the United States as well as 80 countries and have a rich mix of interests, backgrounds, and talents,” its admissions homepage proclaims. Harvard values the diversity that international students bring to the table?...
...constitutions are nothing more than a long list of promises, and the constitution adopted in Afghanistan this month is no exception. That, however, should not dampen the Afghani people’s excitement or pride. After three weeks of intense debate and the near collapse of the talks on several occasions, the 502 representatives to the constitutional convention, or loya jirga, in Kabul approved, by a voice vote, a document that the international community is appropriately celebrated as “one of the most enlightened constitutions in the Islamic world,” according the U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan...
...Matherites have real House pride and are not afraid to demonstrate,” Daren S. Morris ’05 said...