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...then-Crimson President Adam Clymer ’58, the recently-retired chair of The Crimson’s graduate board who would also go on to write for the Times, called the success of General Education at the time “qualified,” pointing especially to weakness in the sciences...
...Although the show received lackluster reviews, when Segal was a graduate student in May 1961, his Homeric spoof “Sing. Muse!” was performed in Leverett House dining hall to considerably more success...
...interview with The Crimson, Segal said that the success of the play was unexpected...
...representative Gregory S. Lyss ’85 said at the time that this success demonstrated the Council’s ability to “effectively counteract unsavory policies floated by the College...
...success of the Sons of Iraq checkpoints have had an unfortunate consequence, however. Ever innovative, insurgent groups have started using women to smuggle weapons and explosives past checkpoints because women are rarely, if ever, searched due to cultural norms that forbid public touching between men and women. That hole in the safety net was made abundantly clear on May 14, when a female suicide bomber successfully eluded several checkpoints and assassinated an Iraqi Army captain just a few miles from the Yusufiyah Community Center...