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...shifts in U.S. behavior and ideology. “Just seeing the United States come out of this stagnant, backward-looking, imperialist period will hopefully inspire Americans,” she said. Jonathan M. Kaufman ’12 said he agreed with Jasanoff that the environment is a vital issue in the upcoming election. “I was actually kind of appalled by the [low] attendance,” he said. “We’re at such a critical point—it’s kind of discouraging that studying for Life Sci trumps...

Author: By Adeline S. Rolnick, CONTRIBUTING WRITER | Title: Election Lecture Stresses Green | 10/21/2008 | See Source »

...suspect, he says, is Farah's provincial police chief Khalilullah Rahmani. "Because I am not paying Khalil [Rahmani], he is forced to take the money I would give him in other ways," says Khodaydad. One of those ways, say both Khodaydad and his U.S. mentors, is by withholding vital supplies such as fuel and ammunition to sell on the black market. Rahmani denies that he withholds supplies, and told TIME he is waiting for fuel to come from Kabul. He also says that he has not paid any bribes for his own post, and calls Khodaydad's charge that...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Policing Afghanistan | 10/21/2008 | See Source »

...would know it by watching him on the field, but Fucito is still on the mend from a serious hip injury. Fucito underwent surgery this past summer and has yet to fully recover, but through his determination and training, he is already proving himself a vital member of the Crimson squad.“[Mike Fucito] is potentially the most gifted athlete in the Ivy League for soccer this season,” head coach Jamie Clark said. “If he manages to stay healthy, he’ll quite possibly lead the conference in scoring and points...

Author: By Kevin T. Chen and Alexandra J. Mihalek, CRIMSON STAFF WRITERSS | Title: Fucito Leads the Charge for Ivy League Title | 10/20/2008 | See Source »

...Indeed, it was in this spirit that the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), a national network of local health volunteers, was born in 2002. Coordinated nationally by the Office of the Surgeon General, MRC units represent vital community-based volunteers who heed the call to service and are identified, screened, trained and prepared in advance. Their sponsoring organizations, which can include local health departments, emergency management agencies, and other organizations, champion recruitment in local communities...

Author: By Howard Koh | Title: Out of the Ashes | 10/19/2008 | See Source »

...than 13,000 doctors with specialties ranging from surgery to psychiatry have signed up. Other committed medical and public health volunteers include pharmacists, veterinarians, dentists, and mental health professionals, while non-medical volunteers can assist with logistics, administration, planning, and communication. Of particular note, students are playing an increasingly vital role; over a dozen units are based primarily in colleges and universities and more than a hundred have student volunteer members...

Author: By Howard Koh | Title: Out of the Ashes | 10/19/2008 | See Source »

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