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...were expecting big, dramatic, perhaps cataclysmic developments after Prime Minister Ariel Sharon was incapacitated by a massive stroke. Sharon, ever stubborn, lived on, breathing a little, responding reflexively to pokes and proddings from his physicians--and so there was no state funeral, no national emotional catharsis, no clear transfer of power. But more important, there was no political confusion or panic. Leadership was quietly assumed by Sharon's deputy, Ehud Olmert. "Here we are in the midst of a revolution in Israeli politics," Avi Dichter, former director of Shin Bet, Israel's domestic security agency, told me. "Our great national...
...Kargere, along with university health and sanitation services, sent an e-mail to Cabot students reinforcing the importance of washing their hands before eating and after using the restroom. He also advised them not to try to clean up any visible vomit by themselves, so as not to transfer the virus, but instead to call facilities maintenance. As the virus continued to spread this week, students were advised to call the Harvard University Police Department or UHS, both of which sent numerous ambulances to Cabot to transfer students to UHS. Rosenthal said that UHS admitted around six people into Stillman...
...automatically continue through to the intense Ivy campaign.The last time the Crimson went 8-5 in non-conference play was the 2002-03 season, which ended in a disappointing 4-10 record against league foes.“It’s hard for [non-conference winning] to transfer because the Ivy League season is so unique—the massive preparation during the week, understanding the magnitude of each game,” Sullivan said. “Each year you go through it as players, it becomes more like, ‘Now I understand...
...CONTROVERSY Rice has defended rendition--the transfer of prisoners to other countries--as a useful practice when authorities cannot, for various reasons, detain, prosecute or extradite them. Critics of rendition say it is just a euphemism for outsourcing torture...
...weeks ago, in a case involving Jose Padilla, a U.S. citizen accused of plotting with al-Qaeda to detonate a dirty bomb in an American city, U.S. Appeals Court Judge Michael Luttig refused to go along with the government's plan to transfer Padilla from a military brig to civilian custody. Originally, the Bush Administration named Padilla an enemy combatant, prompting his lawyers to challenge that designation. Just as the Supreme Court prepared to review the case, a federal grand jury indicted Padilla in a Miami court on charges of conspiring to carry out attacks abroad. (In the new indictment...