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...Kulkarni said that some South Asians, worried that their similar appearance might lead some of them to be mistaken for Muslims, have made a point of saying they are not Muslims—hoping that will protect them from retaliation. But the SAA plans to hold a joint panel discussion with HIS, emphsizing safety fears common to Muslims and non-Muslims...
While other colleges look at trademark licensing as a source of revenue, Scully said Harvard’s main priority is to protect the trademark. Other schools have been known to license anything from food products to caskets, Scully said, but Harvard limits trademark licensing to “traditional college products,” such as apparel and gift items...
...sense of security. If the Pentagon can be attacked, if terrorists can reach Manhattan, is anywhere in America safe? More disturbingly, last week’s attack seemed to be carried out without any severe breaches of normal security procedures. The U.S. government must act swiftly to protect American soil from the danger of future attacks, working not only to prevent a specific duplication of Tuesday’s tragedy, but also to investigate what other measures—consistent with our basic liberties—must be taken to keep Americans safe...
...official says he believes the FAA has been blamed unfairly for Tuesday’s attacks—the security measures were never aimed to protect against the sort of strikes that killed and injured thousands last week. He says he does not believe there was any sort of security breach...
Upon returning to the White House from Camp David, Bush said: “I gave our military the orders necessary to protect Americans. Of course, that was difficult...