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...forget - these markets weren't convinced of this recovery's inevitability before the towers fell. What, exactly, is supposed to guarantee it now - extended unemployment insurance and another $300 rebate check? That's not the stuff of a prompt and glorious boom - that's bread and water...
...council candidates merely have to avoid breaking general Harvard rules, such as those prohibiting spamming. Voting will run from 12:01 a.m. on Sept. 25 to 11:59 p.m. on Sept. 27. Students can vote during this period by typing “ucvote” at the %fas prompt...
Many of the panelists did not see so much the comparison to Pearl Harbor as the internment of Japanese-Americans. They worry that a war with countries in the Middle East may prompt the scaling back of individual liberties specifically for Americans of Islamic faith or with darker skin. I hope that the United States learns from its mistakes with the Japanese-Americans, and that were able to overcomethe misunderstanding of other cultures, says Rita...
...extradite the Saudi terrorist. Pakistani emissaries met Taliban leaders on Monday to emphasize that they had only days to agree to hand him over, or else face devastating military force. There's little optimism that they'll agree to the U.S. demand - although the self-preservation urge may prompt them to play for time by demanding that the evidence against Bin Laden be presented to their own religious courts. But the Taliban underlined its posture of defiance by reportedly moving more than 20,000 fighters and SCUD missiles to the border with Pakistan on Monday...
...acknowledging the violence and recognizing students’ subsequent anguish and anxiety. Administrators and others were urged to be lenient with students needing time to recover from the painful events of the morning. House Masters, proctors and University- and student-run support services should also be lauded for their prompt and ongoing response to a tragedy no one could have imagined, let alone anticipated...