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...official press for his triumphs in military-sponsored hacking competitions, Tan is unlikely to have problems with local law enforcement. But Tan and his seven companions, who make up the self-proclaimed Network Crack Program Hacker (NCPH) group, are taking no chances. A couple of weeks after they spoke to TIME, they shuttered the group's website, on which they used to proudly post specially designed hacking programs that could be downloaded for free. Visitors now find only a notice that the page is being redesigned...
Late in the proceedings, Martel—in an apparent jab at Willey, a member of the polo team—spoke incredulously of the notion of “middle class polo players who own horses...
...personage as Professor Alan M. Dershowitz devoted so much attention to me in a piece in The Crimson. According to him, I am an enemy of free speech because I criticized Columbia President Lee C. Bollinger’s remarks in introducing the president of Iran when he spoke at our University. My real agenda, according to Dershowitz, is that I am “against Israel,” by which he evidently means anyone who criticizes any Israeli policy...
...Sandel spoke briefly about candles and light as symbols of illumination and education before he and Summers lit the first candle with Harvard Chabad House founder Rabbi Hirschy Zarchi...
...Catholic President could really be free of Vatican control. Though some Evangelical leaders have been publicly critical of Mormonism, no such charge has been laid at Romney's door. And though both men chose Texas as the place to give their remarks, the venues are very different. Kennedy spoke in the lion's den, addressing the greater Houston Ministerial Association, an alliance of Baptist preachers who found the whole idea of a Catholic in the White House almost beyond comprehension. By making his stand at the Bush Library in College Station, Romney is on the far safer ground...