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...there must be something different about this year, so different that it took the words “break” in conjunction with turkey day to tear me away from my Harvard bubble...
...rant about how bad American movies are. Holiday movies are supposed to be bad. To put it nicely, they should be diverting, fun and have some sort of happy or optimistic ending. One shouldn’t be required to think too much after eating a pound of turkey and enduring the blank stares of despondent family members whom you have disappointed by not applying to law school...
Instead of a traditional turkey dinner, Gregory D. Bybee ’07 opted to split a pepperoni pizza and mozzarella sticks with five friends at Pizzeria...
...Huang ’08 spent her Wednesday before Thanksgiving helping other people celebrate. Along with a dozen other volunteers from the Harvard Progressive Advocacy Group (HPAG), she prepared a turkey dinner with stuffing and pie for an event at the state house organized by the First Church Shelter and HPAG. According to Huang, the event was intended “not just to provide food,” but also to raise awareness...
...else was allegedly involved in this scheme? Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Turkey bought most of the oil this way. But Iraq also offered reduced-price oil vouchers to curry favor with specific companies and individuals--in the hope that foreign governments would have the U.N. sanctions revoked. According to a September CIA report, the biggest beneficiaries of those vouchers were businesspeople from France, Russia and China, including a former French Interior Minister and members of the Russian parliament. The most serious charge is that Benon Sevan, the U.N. administrator from Cyprus who managed the $64 billion oil-for-food program...