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...refreshingly strong language from a normally conservative court, the three-justice panel argued that the government must not use the vague threat of terrorism “as a basis for restricting the scope of the Fourth Amendment’s protection in any large gathering of people.” Reminding us of the eternal foolishness of trading liberties for securities, Judge Gerald Tjoflat wrote for the Court that “it is quite possible that our nation would be safer if police were permitted to stop and search anyone they wanted, at any time, for no reason...
Sarika P. Bansal ’06, who is president of the Harvard AIDS Coalition, did not specifically fault the Harvard program. But she criticized PEPFAR as a whole, pointing to its limited scope and lack of communication between donors and recipients. She also criticized the U.S. policy that denies funding for organizations that provide abortion counseling...
...furious as we’ve come to expect. Their job has always been to drive the swine out onto clear pastures, exposing the liars and mocking the jerks who hog our airtime and control our country—and with Team America, their satire reaches a more global scope than the duo ever has before...
...expanding their scope is, surprisingly enough, simplicity in storytelling and process...
...many non-athletes, the scope of the athletic community is limited to those who participate in highly visible sports—football, men’s and women’s hockey, and men’s and women’s basketball, for instance. Those teams attract the largest fan base and their members have come to typify the “jock” norm at many of the nations’ colleges...