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...little more thick-skinned.” David C. Tian, a first year student at the Medical School who helped organize this fall’s protest, had no comment about Grassley’s request. Two other student protestors also declined to comment on the Senator??s statement yesterday. —Staff writer Laura Mirviss can be reached at lmirviss@fas.harvard.edu...
...package (tentatively titled H.R. God, I Hope This Works) the rapture surrounding his anointment as Savior of America has been tempered by the emergence of a far less attractive mantra than Hope: Responsibility.That Pepsi has attempted to tie itself in recent months to the banner ideals of the former-Senator??s campaign, then, is both entirely logical and slightly confusing. While for decades the brand has touted itself as the “alternative” soda, the beverage of choice for whatever letter generation the day’s youth happens to have been prescribed...
...these serious conflicts of interest could be avoided if vacant Senate seats were filled through special elections. Upon a senator??s death or resignation, the governor would set a date for the election of the senator??s replacement. The election would be held within three months of the vacancy, and the winner would fill the Senate seat until the next regularly scheduled election. Special elections are used to fill open seats in the House of Representatives and many offices at the statewide level. They are practical and feasible, and would give a state?...
...Jill Kozeny, the senator??s communications director, said Grassley’s goal is to create an open environment in medical school research and education...
...back in the dog days of summer 2007, the then just “Senator?? Obama made a stop in my hometown of Birmingham, Ala. Flattered by the thought of a Democratic nominee spending even a second in the reddest of red states, I immediately knew that this guy was for real—just to provide a little scope, this was back when Obama was polling at 20 percent on a good day and Hillary and Edwards were duking it out at the top (oh, how much has changed...