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But $125,000 just to remove some rust and graffiti? No restoration campaign is ever that simple. It will cost $12,000 to clean-the Saint-Gaudens bronze and to provide a new sword, plus a few extra swords in anticipation of future vandalism. About $21,000 is needed to...
We urge all Harvard students to take the upcoming opportunity to vote for student directors to the Coop and make an effort to settle this issue. A group of concerned students have organized as an alternative slate to the Coop stockholders' recommendations for the positions, which have too long been...
The spirit of this rule has found its way, to one extent or another, into several international conventions and agreements. The Tokyo Convention of 1963, for example, committed the 88 signing countries to take "all appropriate measures to restore control of the [hijacked] aircraft to its lawful commander." The Hague...
Almost completely ravished during World War II, Munich has yet to finish the task of rebuilding. Bombed-out churches and rubble-filled lots dot the landscape. Lacking the money to restore all of the city's splendid buildings and monuments, painters have recreated some of the original structures on plain...
The sum of those two statements was a clear message: unless Poland's Communist leaders moved quickly to restore the party's control and to resist further concessions to the workers, their Soviet-bloc allies reserved the right to go in under the Brezhnev Doctrine and do it...