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...another time, a resolution was introduced to wish all students at Harvard a Merry Christmas. This bill was remarkable both because it was utterly useless as well as being offensive: Not all of us celebrate Christmas. As president, I strive to focus the council on issues that I feel the student body wants to see addressed. This will include, especially, taking a leadership role this semester with Faculty diversity efforts. But I am limited, too, in my ability to represent all groups. I have not had the same experience as women of color; or of a lesbian...
...resident of Mexico City, I'm concerned about whether my fellow "capitalenos" made the right choice. I wish I had been able to ask Cardenas some questions during his campaign. If Cardenas means what he says, why didn't he strive to right so many wrongs 30 years ago, when he first had the chance? Just imagine how much better off all us Mexicans would be now! OSCAR ISLAS Mexico City...
...fewer than it has now. "Those numbers are probably going to drive where we go with this whole thing," says John Birdzell, CEO of Bedford Regional. Dunn's CEO, Richard Hahn, does not disagree. "There's been a consensus that one hospital would be a good goal to strive for," he says. But over the past 15 years, four attempts to merge have failed when the two sides could not agree on whether the new hospital would tilt toward a group practice of salaried doctors or the classic system of independent ones. At Dunn, doctors are all self-employed...
That tribunal represents a choice not only for Bosnia and Rwanda, but for the world. We can accept atrocities as inevitable, or we can strive for a higher standard. We can presume to forget what only God and the victims have standing to forgive, or we can heed the most searing lesson of this century which is that evil, when unopposed, will spawn more evil...
Despite its acclaim, Enter the Wu-Tang was a rather sour and murky album; Wu-Tang Forever is leaner, more tuneful and more positive--the first song, Wu-Revolution, challenges listeners to strive for success. Says Wu-Tang member RZA: "The way we looked at it is, we came from hell, and we're on the way to heaven--and you're hearing that transformation." Also, gangsta attitude isn't the only thing that sells: the recent chart success of such Christian acts as God's Property and Bob Carlisle demonstrates that religiously oriented inspirational pop has a market...