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...Italy. In 1999, Del Ponte was named chief prosecutor of the International War Crimes Tribunal. Her dual responsibilities in this role have been addressing allegations of genocide in Rwanda and in the Former Yugoslavia. In her speech last night, Del Ponte said ICTY has had “considerable success?? and has “contributed greatly to the cause of justice” by indicting 162 leaders from the Former Yugoslavia on charges of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. The trial of Slobodan Milosevic—who was indicted in 1999 and arrested in April...
...classmates I spent time with, perhaps only one or two were “science people,” which also means they probably won’t be homeless in two years. The rest of us found our academic happiness—not to mention success??in debating social and moral issues, or in attempting amateur literary and historical analysis. In my first few weeks at Harvard, I did attend an information session about preparing oneself for med school. My parents had suggested it. To me, it was almost for old times’ sake. After returning...
Fear itself will not hold you back from success??just look at celebrities who have made it far in the midst of their phobias: Tennis player Andre Agassi reportedly has a phobia of spiders, actress Kim Basinger of open spaces, film director Alfred Hitchcock of eggs, and country star Lyle Lovett of cows...
...only conclude that the novel’s success??several weeks on the bestseller lists in New York and London, in addition to a ?2.5 million (about $ 4 million) movie deal—is the result of Taylor’s ability to self-promote. His most recent hurdle into the headlines will only increase his inexplicable popularity. After all, if it weren’t for Taylor’s “gay” comment, would I have written this review—and would you have read...
...percentage of A-range grades issued by Princeton’s faculty fell from last year’s 46 percent to the current 40.9 percent, less than 6 percent shy of meeting the long-term goal of 35 percent. The Princeton Faculty Committee credits this “success?? to last April’s controversial grading guidelines...