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...going to treat the Columbia game as a championship game,” Leone said. “Princeton is playing later, and we can’t play...
...that the government is disbanding, concerned that the loyalties of its members are uncertain. Hamad thinks this is a mistake. "Some of these people helped al-Qaeda [only] because they needed the funds," he said. "All they have known for four years is war. If the government doesn't treat them with respect and help give them jobs, they will go back...
...Instead they want you to study the great works of literature and the great lessons of time. We’re all philosophy majors in a weird way, because we examine what it means to be a person, to make decisions for what is good. How should we treat each other? How will we help the world? That’s something that musicals are all about. They all, on some level, deal with communities.”In the panel discussion—which was moderated by NCT production coordinator Dana Knox—Benjamin divulged that her experiences...
...dollar a day. Political parties were banned and dissent stifled while Gayoom periodically renewed his own mandate through elections with only one name on the ballot. "There was a catalog of human rights violations," says Abbas Faiz, a South Asia researcher for Amnesty International. "Authorities could detain anyone and treat them the way they wanted. Torture was widespread." Nasheed, a fiery critic of the regime who came to prominence as a writer of subversive anti-government polemics, was repeatedly detained on grounds of sedition, according to rights groups. He claims to have been kept in solitary confinement for 18 months...
...world. Most of the people are locked up for non-violent drug offenses. Really every drug policy expert will say that this is a public health problem. Because it's been dumped onto the criminal justice system, it becomes a problem of crime and violence. The rational way to treat this problem is through prevention, not criminal punishment. So it's not doing anything to stem the use and abuse of drugs, but it does continue to generate violent crime and to decimate minority communities...