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...League truly wanted to display its athletic model for all to see, it would do just that. It would give its highly-ranked football teams the shot at the national title that they deserve. It would allow those teams to prove on the field that you can have a championship-caliber program comprised solely of students, whose primary focus at the end of the day happens to be grades, not touchdowns...
...coverage of that meeting. I spoke on nearly every piece of legislation that arose on Sunday, but the article chose to fixate on one sentence where I chose my words poorly instead of examining, for example, my speech opposing structural changes to the council that will prove deleterious to its ability to serve students. In fact, the article does not even mention that structural change or five of the seven pieces of legislation the council considered at Sunday’s meeting...
...happy to let his old nemesis linger on in Ramallah, providing a flesh-and-blood excuse to avoid peace talks. A new Palestinian partner would force Sharon to decide whether he's truly willing to make further concessions to achieve a comprehensive peace. For both sides, that test could prove to be just as fateful as the treatment undertaken by Arafat's French doctors. --With reporting by Jamil Hamad/ Ramallah and Massimo Calabresi/Washington
...western Iraq plagued by insurgency, U.S. and Iraqi officials have expressed doubts that a credible vote can be held in Sunni areas unless U.S. forces take back the rebel-held cities. Even if U.S. troops do, the task of finding Sunnis willing to brave intimidation from militant groups may prove even more difficult. In the absence of strong moderate voices, the insurgents have been able to consolidate power by portraying themselves as defenders of Sunni interests and threatening or killing those viewed as cooperating with the U.S. "For the past year, the only Sunnis who were seen or heard were...
...went in to recapture a city audaciously seized by insurgents, winning the battle did not help the American side win the war. And it's far from clear that victory in Fallujah, rendered somewhat inevitable by the massive advantage in men and firepower of the U.S.-led operation, will prove more successful than Hue in turning the tide of the conflict...