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...office for taking the initiative, researching it further, and listening to the student organizations,” said Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business President Tracy L. Britt ’07. “It means a lot to us as student groups that the College does respond to matters that affect our organizations.” Eva Liu ’08, president of Harvard China Care, said that the tax would have directly impeded the implementation of her group’s goals. “We use the money to sponsor surgeries for orphans so any amount...
...Connell, who lives in the working-class Sherman Park neighborhood. This summer, Milwaukee's 911 dispatchers received, on average, 1,700 calls a day. As police captain Donald Gaglione told a community meeting, "If your 911 call is not a high priority, it may take several hours before we respond, if at all." But people who live in volatile neighborhoods say they need police to intercede before minor disturbances become serious matters...
...still is the same. Saddam Hussein was a violent despot who engaged in genocide. He was unwilling to cooperate with U.N. resolutions that support long-term peace in the region. He previously waged an unprovoked war. If Saddam were in power today, how would he respond to the development of high-grade nuclear materials by Iran? How did diplomacy affect Nazi Germany, North Korea, Iraq and Iran? Do not blame American conservatives for the failures in Iran and North Korea. Blame the world. It will be 50 or 100 years before we know the real effect of our efforts...
...Englishness: of reticence and acceptance, of class and an easy or biting humor. "There are many things that might have happened in my life that haven't happened," Neil says, "and there is little point in being regretful and angry about it." To which an American viewer might respond, Why the hell not? And the answer, I think, is: because they're English...
...Undergraduate Council (UC) presidential hopefuls faced off last night in a mostly civil 90-minute debate, discussing ways to improve diversity on the UC, how to respond to the closing of campus gym facilities, and whether, as one candidate argued, the Council should be abolished altogether...