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...understand and respect the board's decision," he said. "I regret my actions...
...century the American flag has stood for the support of merciless dictators that served our nation's need, and it is the flag of the only country to have ever used nuclear power to kill hundreds of thousands of civilians. As an American, I acknowledge and regret the tragedy in my nation's past, but the Stars and Stripes still represents the flag of freedom to me, and I choose to focus on the good my nation is capable of doing, not the evil it has done...
Third, the approved version of Republican anti-institutional populism had its heyday when Democrats controlled the Congress, and it reached its zenith in 1993 and 1994 when Democrats controlled both Congress and the White House. Now that Republicans control Congress, they are perhaps beginning to regret some of their cheap shots at Congress as an institution. And perhaps a few more farsighted Republicans, anticipating (until recently) a certain recapture of the White House as well, have decided it's not such a wonderful thing to have the entire country reflexively loathing "Washington." Too late, too late...
...Harvard/Radcliffe Society of Arab students would like to express its deep regret for the loss of innocent civilian lives during the latest attacks in Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv. We sincerely hope that the Palestinians and Israelis will continue their quest for for a just and lasting peace. --Ramy M. Tadros '97, President Harvard/Radcliffe Society of Arab Students
Professor Keohane has been commuting back and forth from Durham to Cambridge since his wife has been at Duke. Although we regret his departure, and since Harvard could not have done much to entice Mrs. Keohane to come to Cambridge, we feel that placing marriage ahead of Harvard was a noble and commendable decision. The Government Department will suffer, no doubt, but it will recuperate. We wish the Keohanes tremendous happiness in North Carolina...