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...that he performs as often as he can, in which that madman Saddam becomes that “sadman Maddam” who has weapons of “ass mannihilation,” Bush is a “learless feeder,” and Clinton laments, in regard to the Florida recount, “That’s no way to lick a peter.” Strauss was once a resident of Adams House and sometimes talks backwards without warning...
Fingold wrote in her report that HMS should “‘level the playing field’ with regard to teaching stipends” and establish teaching as a means of professional advancement...
...those numbers do not reveal the intensity on both sides--the zeal of those who regard Bush as the very ideal of American presidential leadership and those who regard him as an embarrassing and dangerous usurper. Nor does it take full account of a more paradoxical group: those who like his personality but loathe his policies and want him out of the White House. Fully 81% of Republicans say they like the job that Bush is doing; only 31% of Democrats do. "The President is a strong leader. He's very determined. He doesn't seem to be swayed...
...Modern Indians regard Nehru with more ambivalence. As novelist Shashi Tharoor points out in his new biography, Nehru: The Invention of India, the architect of modern India turned his country into a democracy and an industrial giant but also shackled it to a heavily regulated socialist economy. If Nehru managed to fuse a disparate jumble of regions and principalities into a united nation, he also bequeathed India its most serious political problem, the insurgency in Kashmir. Although Tharoor's biography lacks the exhaustiveness and depth of some of its predecessors, its attitude is perfect for the times. Writes Tharoor, "What...
Parker’s information in this regard may be a little off or, at least, Harvard’s power play unit has not yet reached a level of success to match the potential Parker sees. A year ago, Harvard converted on 23.7 percent of its man-advantages, the best in the ECAC and the tenth most effective in the nation. Currently, the Crimson’s top unit has converted on only two of 16 chances—the second worst percentage in all the ECAC...