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Rick DuPuy ’03, who initiated the e-mail thread, said his main concern was maintaining “a friendly and happy” atmosphere in the House. “I think the potential contribution of the debate suggested in Dershowitz’s piece is really quite trivial compared to the potential it has to disrupt...
...common thread running through all environmental problems is overpopulation. Modern medicine and agriculture have made it possible for a larger percentage of our species to reach adulthood, reproduce and live to a ripe old age than at any other time in our history. At the same time, we are consuming more of the world's resources than our ancestors. Only by limiting population growth can we control these problems. JOHN N. VOLANTE Newton, Mass...
...common thread to both of Harvard’s games was the uplifting halftimes. In each contest, the Crimson scored the game’s first goal in the final minute of the first half—a tribute to substitutes which allowed Harvard to keep its legs down the stretch...
...four soldiers at the same base, Fort Bragg, near Fayetteville, N.C., are accused of killing their wives during the past seven weeks. The odd clustering of the murders, along with the recent Afghanistan service of three of the suspects, has some people wondering if there's a common thread--perhaps even the first signs of post-traumatic stress in this...
...know," these stories all insist that there's no longer any question of whether the U.S. will go to war on Iraq; only of how and when. This could simply be a case of "if you spin it, they will come" on the part of the hawks. A common thread to these stories is the idea that the U.S. is ready to go all the way to Baghdad alone. That could simply be an attempt to ramp up the psychological pressure on Baghdad in the hope that it will produce a coup, or else to disguise U.S. war plans...