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...Ollmann's work is new to me, and it has the leaps and falls of a new artist extending himself. Some of the tales are artless swipes at the usual archetypes, but enough of the stories surprise you with odd details or an unexpected twist to make them a treat...
...treat an animal that way, you go to jail,” he said...
Students should heed animals’ “preferences” and not treat them as objects, according to a controversial Princeton bioethicist who spoke at Adams House yesterday...
Human shields pose another public-relations predicament. The Pentagon has made it clear that it would treat voluntary human shields differently from hostages forced to stay at military targets. Volunteers, a senior Pentagon official says, are "working in the service of the Iraqi government and may, in fact, have crossed the line between combatant and noncombatant." That's another way of saying they could be legitimate targets, he adds. The U.S. military would not assure the safety of any of the several dozen human shields in Baghdad. A group of them headed home to Britain last week after the Iraqis...
...foolish enough to believe that all Iraqi soldiers will be so meek. One day last week a platoon with the 101st Airborne spent the morning learning how to treat massive chest wounds. But even as the soldiers were taught the grim procedures for stopping acute blood loss--apply a tourniquet first; administer fluids afterward--they suffered more from the anxious tedium of waiting for war. Some of the guys got into a separation-of-church-and-state debate; others complained about missing March Madness; some looked forward to this week, when the ammunition arrives and live-fire training begins...