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...blocked roads and moved toward the key trading town of Daloa. The country produces 40% of the world's cocoa, and prices have risen nearly 15% since the fighting began. That Should Catch Them Rest easy: prompted by the government, American business is enlisting itself in the war on terror. Dell Computer's online order form now asks: "Will the product(s) be used in connection with weapons of mass destruction, i.e. nuclear applications, missile technology, or chemical or biological weapons purposes?" Own A Piece Of The Rock Prudential Securities, one of the world's largest insurance firms, lost...
...tanker blast, members of a Kuwaiti terrorist cell that had "pledged allegiance" to bin Laden staged an apparent suicide ambush on U.S. Marines on the Kuwaiti island of Failaka. After killing one service member, the Kuwaitis were shot to death by U.S. forces. The attackers had reportedly trained in terror camps in Afghanistan. Arab officials say that al-Qaeda leaders, in communications with rank and file, are using the potential campaign against Iraq to rally for a new round of violence. With the Pentagon planning to move as many as 250,000 troops into the region in advance...
Last year’s Coming Out Day posters were also relatively apolitical. Then BGLTSA Co-Chair Daniel R. Tremitiere ’02-’03 had said he had tried to keep the posters more “upbeat” a month after the terror attacks of Sept...
...issue of Iraq. Now almost two years removed from his presidency, perhaps he has merely forgotten the warnings he once delivered and the actions he once took—or didn’t take—to confront Saddam Hussein’s loathsome reign of terror...
...expects discussion to range from how to apply the stipulations of the Geneva Convention to distinguishing between civilians and military personnel to the definition of an appropriate objective of war—many of which are issues raised recently by President Bush’s ongoing war against terror...