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...face-offs and then post their comments on the candidates to the site’s message board. After the first round of voting, the winner of each face-off advanced to the next round, narrowing the candidate pool down to 32 lucky senior men. The elimination process will proceed in this manner—with each voting period lasting 48 hours—through four more rounds until, on May 16, one senior stud will emerge as the champion of CrimsonChaos...
...really haven’t begun talking among ourselves yet,” said Ford Professor of Social Sciences David Pilbeam. “We are going to proceed at the pace necessary to do the job properly...
...HUPD officer stopped a motor vehicle that had swerved across several lanes on Mt. Auburn Street. The vehicle almost caused the officer to drive on the sidewalk. The officer checked the driver and allowed the party to proceed...
...after it, and idealists are sorely mistaken if they believe some form of U.N. involvement in Iraqi reconstruction will convey retroactive legitimacy for the American-led unauthorized preemptive action. Of course, there should be broad international consultation, especially involving Iraq’s regional neighbors, about how to proceed. America would be foolish to act unilaterally and ignore international opinion on the best way forward in rebuilding Iraq. Paying attention to the views of other countries—most of all those in the Middle East—is the best way to rebuild both Iraq’s shattered...
...press, this confusion of roles and erosion of protocol can be seen in the way high-ranking American officers--most, but not all, retired--offer themselves as pundits and commentators. They hint that they're still in close contact with the Pentagon, then proceed to lay out, with troubling specificity, where we'll go next, how quickly and for what purpose. Aren't old soldiers supposed to be tight-lipped and poker-faced? When Lieut. General William Wallace, who leads our ground forces, aired certain strategic and tactical misgivings that wound up on the front page of the New York...