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...John M. Souther ’07 said. The Dems said they will work on translating the newly gained control of the Senate and House into solutions for national issues such as the war in Iraq, health care, immigration, education, and the environment, rather than being complacent with the triumph. “Our focus will now be on how to turn the electoral victories into concrete policies that will bring a new direction,” Lesser said. Despite the GOP’s defeat, Kwong said voters had mostly agreed with the Republican platform on specific policy issues...
...member of an evangelical Lutheran congregation, I do not feel betrayed or disenfranchised by the story of the White House's political maneuverings to gain Christian conservatives' votes. I was never inspired by this President's profession of faith--not by the story of his born-again triumph over alcohol or by his wish to help the poor and needy and certainly not by his purported Christian values toward his fellow man. On the other hand, his lack of statesmanship, his arrogant management style and his lack of intellectual curiosity send clear messages of a man in a job over...
Junior Tamara Sobek-Rosnik started the Harvard march toward its tenth consecutive triumph over the Lions. Sobek-Rosnik skillfully evaded the Columbia goalie during a rare penalty stroke in the first half...
...women’s swimming and diving team started out its 2006-07 dual-meet season with a strong performance this weekend. Of the 15 events the Crimson competed in during the meet, Harvard took first place in 12 of them. Harvard ended the meet with a 198-100 triumph over Penn while giving its freshmen an introduction to collegiate competition. “We always go into Penn expecting to see a lot from our girls because Penn isn’t what I would call our biggest competition,” junior diver Alison Pipitone said...
...Maliki's government, on the other hand, could scarcely conceal its triumph. In a statement, the Prime Minister, a Shi'ite, said the "justice handed out to [Saddam] is a response to the call from thousands of sons and sisters of those sentenced and executed by [him]." President Jalal Talabani, a Kurd, declared that the trial was fair, because the defendants "had the full right to say what they intended." If the review panel upholds the sentence against Saddam, Talabani must sign off on the execution. Although he has said he is on principle opposed to the death sentence...