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...other trouble spots: in Central America, southern Africa and Southeast Asia. Last week they joined diplomatic forces again, first at the United Nations, then at the meeting between Secretary of State James Baker and Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. That was the bright spot in last week's scary news. Therein lies the makings of something that Saddam never intended and Dulles would never have foreseen: an anti-Baghdad pact forged in Washington and Moscow -- an unprecedented and highly promising U.S.-Soviet joint venture in regional security...
...coverage of Jackson's speech, The Crimson is guilty of the very same discriminatory practices denounced therein. The excuse of catering to a disinterested public does not hold here. The Crimson's readers are members of the Harvard community, including those who attended Jackson's speech, those who organized it, and those who cared enough to write about it. By underestimating our interest, you are failing to cater to your public. Tamara Lyn '93 Camilla Bustani...
...Therein lies the rub. Women know that the hard-won choice to work has somehow turned into an imperative to do so, but without the support at home that makes it feasible. The professional classes paper over the shortfall by hiring a small army of parental surrogates, by accepting a reduced idea of the emotional needs of family life, and by lobbying for flextime and expanded day care. But no act of Congress will ever allow a parent to be in two places at once...
...members of the HLS Federalist Society cannot exclude access to the videotape because they don't approve of some of the viewpoints expressed therein or because they don't want it to be seen by those who do not share their ideology," Asher wrote...
...answer was no. Gorbachev has replied that for him and for now, the red line is the border of the U.S.S.R. as it has existed since the end of World War II. Yet at the same time, he has acknowledged that the Baltic peoples are entitled to independence. Therein lies the nub both of the crisis and a possible solution...