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...dispute. First, it should urge Kosovo to be patient in declaring its independence. Then the EU should guide Serbia and Kosovo, still as one country, toward separate membership in the union. Eventually, Serbia will join the EU, Kosovo will join the EU, and Kosovo will be released from Serbian rule??all on the same day. Only thus can Kosovo be both completely independent from Serbia and yet still united with it. Accession to the EU would be a boon for the mismatched pair. Their economies would receive boosts from the strong euro and the association with other members...
...become irrelevant—like Science B-57, “Dinosaurs And Their Relatives”—while others border on the obscure—for instance, Literature and Arts B-48, “Chinese Imaginary Space.” The welcome exceptions to this rule??such as Moral Reasoning 22, “Justice”—have unsurprisingly swelled in class size.We cannot see any reason why General Education will not go the same way, particularly if the Faculty debates of the past few months are any indication. For instance...
...that installing such a regulatory system to curbe the audio-visual appetite of students is desirable because television is a roadblock to social, extracurricular, and academic endeavors that make Harvard such a vibrant place. But in not offering cable or satellite television, Harvard is the exception to the rule??many schools still have thriving campuses even if students have the distraction of television. Furthermore, many students already watch short excerpts of their favorite shows on the Internet or via the public airwaves and would welcome the convenience of access to DirecTV in their rooms. Television may often serve...
...connection between oil revenues and genocide in Sudan. A company dealing with almost any other commodity in Sudan would not be worthy of the same treatment, and the particulars of PetroChina and Sinopec’s actions and involvement—which are nearly impossible to capture with a rule??mattered a great deal.The adoption of a blanket policy would lower the legitimately high bar for divestment, a unique and powerful tool that should not be treated lightly. Though proponents argue that a policy rule would make Harvard proactive instead of reactive when it comes to divestment...
...with a definite article at the beginning. “Russia is a classic example of what I like to call, ‘the First Law of Petropolitics,’” he wrote in October. More recently, he dictated his “Pottery Barn Rule?? for Iraq. I don’t even want to bother telling you what these titles mean, because they’re wonderful enough on their own. 1. Metaphors, metaphors, metaphors, metaphors. You can’t knock a classic. Since the mid-1980’s, Thomas...