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...move decisively toward breaking this impasse. There is a compelling economic interest in resolving this issue. Clearly, the institution has to be strengthened or there has to be a more efficient replacement. Multilateral and regional approaches are not inherently incompatible--they can be complementary. The United States has to utter a less tremulous yes to GATT and to free trade...
...Crimson kick-started the match by sweeping the three doubles events and went on to capture two singles matches before BC could utter a loud Homer Simpson-like...
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A GOOD TERMINAL ILLness, but people who know Alzheimer's disease consider it one of the worst. Its slow and agonizing course leads inexorably from memory lapses to personality changes to utter loss of intellectual functions to certain death. The emotional toll on the estimated 4 million Americans who suffer from the disease and on their families is incalculable; the bills for nursing care are enormous...
...contrary to its teachings. Worse yet, The Crimson seems to have no respect for all the Muslims who go to school there, who live in the community, or Muslims anywhere. What sort of a meaning could a phrase like "by the beard of the prophet" have, except one of utter disrespect. And why would" Allah be praised" when a building is bombed and innocents are killed? At a time when The Crimson prides itself on being fair and unbiased, how would any Muslim reading The Crimson feel? In the future, I hope that this newspaper will be more sensitive...
...uneasy with his own sermonizing. One of his novel's characters a teacher, rejects his career because the staff exerts pressure on him to use textbooks. He considers formal education superfluous, a poor preparation for life. Living will teach us all we need to know. This attitude stands in utter contradiction to McNally's frequently didactic tone...