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...opportunities this world has given him and the honors this university has bestowed upon him--he would place himself above others in the eyes of God. The question is not, should civil rights be extended to gays, lesbians or any sexual minority (which is perhaps an issue of valid political and legal debate). The question is how Mansfield could dare to presume to cast judgment upon an entire group of people--a group of people who have nothing more in common than their desire to love one another. You discuss narcissism in your essay. I can think of nothing more...
...Beth Israel inquiry into Fossel's work several years ago turned up no evidence of actual research fraud, according to the Globe and a source familiar with the investigation. But the hospital determined then that Fossel's conclusions were "not strictly valid," the source said...
...course, one might object that a student government is necessary for the voices of students to be represented to the administration. Perhaps this concern would be valid if representation really were the essence of this government...
Unofficial counts suggest that about 22,133 people went to the polls yesterday, but all of these people did not necessarily cast valid ballots. At the last city election two years ago, roughly 23,500 people cast valid ballots, at least five percent more than this year...
HASCS has often complained about being understaffed. But that's hardly a valid excuse if Harvard is committed to bringing computer information technology to every member of the community. Harvard may be committed to this goal, but plans still remain largely only on paper. Concrete commitment will require pouring more funds into developing and maintaining the various computing resources...