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...opportunity, because with some commercialization will also come some resources to help develop [the site],” he said. “But it would be a shame to have it completely taken over, so that the student in one place or another couldn’t deal with...
...nation, can deliver a set of games as good as any big nation," says Theodore A. Couloumbis, professor of international relations at the University of Athens. Will it all work? It has to, says Couloumbis. It's a matter of national pride and of philotimo, the Greek fear of shame. That explains why even those Greeks who initially opposed the Games are now getting enthusiastic about them - and co- operating to get the city ready. The numbers of volunteer applications continues to increase daily. Also, after initial reluctance, people are signing up to open their homes to fans coming...
When a student is overheard planning an evening trip to Grafton, it is a pretty safe bet that he or she is in search of a screwdriver rather than grilled swordfish. This is a shame, as the restaurant offers some excellent modern American food without the trip into Boston such a meal often necessitates. Grafton Street may be named after the pedestrian shopping district in Dublin, but its food is a far cry from traditional Irish dishes like boiled bacon and cabbage...
...country’s elected officials hesitate to enact legislation to provide proper hospital care for rape victims, while the rape victims go home filled with shame and anxiety. But withholding emergency contraceptives is more than political paralysis—it’s inhuman...
...human rights offender, is bigotry pure and simple. It would be comparable to singling out a black nation for de-legitimation without mentioning worse abuses by white nations. Those who sign the divestment petition should be ashamed of themselves. If they are not, it is up to others to shame them...