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...engaged in warfare??it raises the energy level a bit,” said Col. Russell Howard, head of the Social Sciences Department at United States Military Academy and a graduate of the Kennedy School of Government...
Despite promising at one point not to incite “internecine warfare?? among fellow Democrats, Dean was at the center of a few other pointed disputes during the debate, exchanging jabs with rival Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., on trade policy and tax cuts and accusing Gephardt, Kerry...
...website’s purported aim is understandably questionable for Harvard faculty. “This apparently commercial site mocks the distinguished history of those anti-war protesters, such as John Lennon and Yoko Ono, who have dramatically contrasted warfare??s intentional wounding with the generous sharing inherent in love and sexuality,” says Brian C. W. Palmer, Lecturer on the Study of Religion and course head for the popular Religion 1528: “Globalization and Human Values...
Furthermore, the Staff ignores the disastrous effects of a largely unprovoked, unilateral invasion. Already our closest allies have condemned such action, and under current circumstances, engaging Iraq alone—with the possibility for nuclear and biological warfare??is a gravely troubling prospect...
Both Armstrong Professor of International, Foreign and Comparative Law Anne-Marie Slaughter and Deputy Assistant Attorney General John C. Yoo ’89 invoked the stipulations of the Geneva Convention—the treaty that dictates the laws of modern warfare??in debating the treatment of Afghan detainees in the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba...