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...Nixonian era of cover-ups and casuistry. The 2002 recordings, in which two Al-Qaeda detainees are questioned, were destroyed because “they were no longer of intelligence value and not relevant to any internal, legislative, or judicial inquiries,” according to CIA Director Michael V. Hayden. As for the “alternative” means the CIA used to solicit information, Hayden insists the interrogation was “lawful, safe and effective.” In the absence of any evidence, this claim proves remarkably easy to make. The New York Times, which...
...Sanders Theatre performance also featured several vocalists of the Harvard University Choir (UChoir) under the baton of Music Director Aram V. Demirjian ’08 and guest conductor Edward E. Jones. The combination of BachSoc, Elkies, and the University Choir made for a memorable and enjoyable evening...
Catalano’s question will be considered today, as the United States Supreme Court convenes to hear one of the most anticipated trials of the year: Al Odah v. United States...
...case, filed by the Center for Constitutional Rights, builds on the landmark 2004 decision Rasul v. Bush, in which the Supreme Court declared that Guantanamo detainees could exercise habeas corpus in Federal courts. Despite the court’s ruling, the administration has passed legislation that creates obstacles to the petitions of “enemy combatants.” The current Al Odah case challenges such legislation...
...other couple on the panel, Sangeeta N. Bhatia and Jagesh V. Shah, who are junior faculty members at MIT and the Harvard Medical School, respectively, said that universities and couples may be better off if they address dual-career issues directly...