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...presumptuousness of the SAS all we have to do is look at the title of their "fact sheet." It is called "What You Need To Know About The Palestinian Uprising." Are seven diputable half-truths all one needs to know in order to understand the complexities of an issue that has riddled experts for forty years? The Arab students omit, not only their names from this poster, but also the story behind the statements. Perhaps they are scared to openly admit their support for an organization that takes greatest pride in the murder of disabled American Leon Klinghoffer...
...taken credit for more than 250 attacks against innocent civilians in Israel alone, the most recent being the hijacking of a bus in Israel and the point-blank murder of a passenger, just one month ago. Four of the seven remarks on the SAS "fact sheet" imply the legitimacy of the PLO, yet the SAS conveniently forgets to mention what the PLO stands for. The PLO reaffirmed its National Covenant in April, 1987, calling for "armed struggle" against the "Zionist entity" until there is "complete liberation of Palestine." Unfortunately, no powerful Palestinian peace movement exists, as the PLO has assassinated...
...exam system at Cambridge and Oxford plays a important role in student traditions. Exam results are posted by name, not I.D. number, "on a sheet of paper tacked on the wall of the senate house." In the maths tripos, the results are read from the top of a balcony in the senate house in order of finish to the assembled students and then thrown off the balcony, Taylor says...
...posters put up yesterday, described by society members as a "fact sheet," is entitled "What You Need to Know About the Palestinian Uprising" and lists a variety of Palestinian grievances, includ- ing the more than 100 deaths, allegedly illegaldeportations, and the closing of PalestinianLiberation Organization (PLO) offices...
Members of HIPAC, however, said the Arabstudents' effort was a clear response to theircampaign. "It's definitely a reaction," said HIPACCo-Chair Laura E. Fein '91, pointing out that thefact-sheet used a format similar to HIPAC's "MoreFacts to Think About" posters...