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Action seemed imperative. The Bosnian Serbs had turned down the Vance-Owen peace plan and laid siege to a new brace of Muslim towns. Boris Yeltsin, his referendum victory safe, announced he would no longer shield the Serbs indiscriminately from "the will of the world." Former Secretary of State George...
The lead article in last week's issue of The Independent [April 29, 1993] confirmed what many people already suspected: Asian and white students at Harvard are disproportionately distributed at the high end of the grade rank scale; Blacks and Latinos generally score lower. More surprising was the fact that...
Members of the Harvard community should reconsider their anger and frustration about this year's Commencement. While the ban on gays in the military should be lifted immediately, General Colin L. Powell is not the proper target for protest. Powell's distinguished career and inspiring success deserve our respect, not...
"Along with everyone else at the Law School, I hope that circumstances will change over the next two years and she will be able to reconsider her decision," Moreno said
She can sing fretful-mother tunes (What Will Baby Be) or hymns religious (High and Mighty) and secular (Jackie DeShannon's Put a Little Love in Your Heart) with the same innocent intensity. In the lovely title number (written by Mac Davis), the singer watches a 15-year-old girl...