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Adding in a 0-0 tie with the Terriers, the Crimson’s record stood at 2-0-1 for the day, good enough to take home top honors. The feat is even more impressive when viewed in light of the strict Ivy League rules for offseason practices...
...fair elections, and has established a good track record of progress on important social and economic indicators over the past two decades. It is also establishing an Independent Anti-Corruption Commission, an Ombudsman and an Independent Human Rights Commission. Progress is slow but perceptible. The government has not stood idle on the law-and-order front. It launched a massive army-civilian police action called Operation Clean Heart to curb terrorism and economic crimes. It is reforming the police force and passed the Speedy Trial Act for quick dispensation of justice. Your article has done a major injustice...
Campus police stood guard as a few more speeches were delivered—including one by Lecturer on the Study of Religion Brian C.W. Palmer ’86, the lone member of the faculty to speak at the event...
...Jesus stood up to the injustices of the world and was crushed in the process. That is happening all over the world today, and not only to Christians. People of every religion who see wrongs and try to right them lose their lives. That is what the Christian spirit is all about. LOUIS OSTROM Madison...
Perhaps the most famous (or infamous) commencement address of the past century was delivered in Tercentenary Theater some 26 years ago. On June 8, 1978, Russian dissident-author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn stood on the dais and soberly warned the West that it was losing the struggle against Communism. He attributed this largely to “spiritual exhaustion,” a “decline in courage” and a profound “loss of will power...