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...large part of the sentiment from the student body last year was, 'What does this mean for us?'" she said. "I think more of a concern was, 'What does this reflect about the nature of the school?' Part of that was a disconnection from one another...
...large part of the sentiment from the student body last year was, 'What does this mean for us?"" she said. "I think more of a concern was, 'What does this reflect about the nature of the school?' Part of that was a disconnection from one another...
Such anger over a few words that don't sound like much to get excited about. They even reflect reality. Nevertheless, the impact is certain to be profound. In any other part of the world, the new phrasing could be swept aside as a niggling shift in semantics. But for two belligerents, each bent on prevailing, and for a U.S. government caught in the middle, Lee's words had the potential of sparking a diplomatic crisis--or worse. Nor is it now merely an academic exercise for Americans to ask, Would we go to war for Taiwan...
...sent to the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, which represents nearly 1,000 Jewish synagogues around the U.S. In it she wrote that she considers Jerusalem "the eternal and indivisible capital of Israel" and wants to see the U.S. embassy moved there from Tel Aviv. Neither position reflects Administration policy, but both reflect New York political reality. Hillary's advisers were feeling swell about the letter, because for the first time, as one says, "she made a judgment that the dictates of New York politics were going to structure what she did. She crossed a Rubicon." In other...
Southern Civil War Museums Shouldn't Reflect Northern Bias