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...assaults demonstrated—the city of Cambridge is not as safe as it appears, and the Harvard campus is not an island oasis of safety. The University and the area community are inextricably linked and intertwined. It is the responsibility of both to take action to protect students and residents whenever possible. We’re positive that George Washington wouldn’t mind—even if the blue lights are historically inappropriate...
...trust to keep the Australian economy strong and to protect family living standards?" Howard asked at the start of the election campaign. The answer has not been in doubt for a long time, given that the Labor alternatives have been miserable. According to a Newspoll published last week, 58% of those questioned said Howard was more capable of handling the Australian economy (Latham was preferred by 27%). Since the conservative government was elected in March 1996, the economy has grown by one-third. Unemployment has fallen from 8.5% to 5.7%. Mortgage rates have dropped from 10.5% to 6.5%. Inflation...
...behind education and health. It hadn't been prominent in the news or the national conversation. But it was an issue on which Prime Minister John Howard seemed to have the ascendancy. In June, when asked whether Howard's Liberal-National government or Latham's Labor opposition could better protect the country, 50% of voters polled favored the Coalition and 26% Labor. When he was elected Opposition leader last December, Latham trailed the P.M. on that question 21% to 58%. A few days before the blast, and six months after he promised Labor would withdraw Australian troops from Iraq...
...provided a great overview of the problems facing all big-cat populations. If we can protect the megafauna, we can also protect whole ecosystems. And if we can't, then what about our future? LINDA REIFSCHNEIDER St. Louis...
...decades at Harvard University and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Whipple also discovered that the source of meteors is not far-flung stars but Earth's solar system. Anticipating space flight, he invented in 1946 a thin outer skin of metal known as a meteor bumper, or Whipple shield, to protect spacecraft from high-speed particles. The device is still in use today...