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...faculty and our colleagues across the University to contribute to the conversation and process in substantive ways,” he said. “It is a central task of our deans, and of our Faculty, to ensure the appointment of a strong and diverse faculty at every rank...
...When U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld received the news en route to Tokyo and Seoul, his response was uncharacteristically diplomatic: "[Iraq is] a dangerous country ... Certainly, people need to participate there with their eyes open." Washington realizes that its allies' reticence isn't rank ingratitude: for both Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi and Roh, meeting U.S. demands could be political suicide. In a survey last month by the daily Asahi Shimbun, 55% of the Japanese public was against sending troops to Iraq. Koizumi's plan to dispatch the S.D.F. has been criticized by his coalition partner the New Komeito...
...image of the page where the phrase appears (and, if you choose, two or three pages before and after). Care only about books that discuss WMD at length? Amazon is smart enough to remember which books were bought by other readers who did the same search, and to rank those titles at the top of the list...
DIED. FRANCO CORELLI, 82, powerhouse Italian tenor; in Milan. Largely self-taught, he was faulted by critics for the raw passion in his singing but adored by rank-and-file opera buffs, who gave him bravos for such roles as Manrico in Il Trovatore and Cavaradossi in Tosca. His competitiveness sometimes took a strange form; during Puccini's Turandot at New York City's Metropolitan Opera in 1961, he bit a soprano on the neck because she held a high note longer than...
...moment will I suggest that the theatrical work of the South Asian Association, or of other groups of color, be held to different standards from those expected of more mainstream plays. Let there be criticism, and if needs be, let it be assiduous. But rank dismissal carried on the back of poor research bodes less than well for the credibility of The Crimson as a fair reflector of work redounding to those of diverse backgrounds...