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...wearing of questionable medals a transgression serious enough to warrant taking one's life? Readers who wrote us about the suicide of Mike Boorda, U.S. Chief of Naval Operations [NATION, May 27], expressed varying views. Rand Knox of San Rafael, California, remembered the recent forced resignations of other high-ranking military officials and suggested Boorda had overreacted. Wrote Knox: "The military makes the trivial important and the important trivial." Retired Army Sergeant Major David L. Pompili of Colorado Springs, Colorado, was saddened by the suicide but pointed out, "If Boorda's citation did not award the V device [for valor...
...investigation culminated on April 10, 1996, at approximately 9:15 p.m., when Harvard University Police officers executed a search warrant for the rooms of students Stephen David and William Blankenship, rooms 416 and 417 in Gilbert Hall of Currier House...
David's lawyer, Eliot Weinstein, says he plans to contest the legality of the warrant...
...leave in Landover, Md. for a year, Szekeres ignored letters and phone calls from the police over a three month period. She also failed to appear at her March arraignment in Middesex County District Court, provoking police to issue a warrant for her arrest...
...sure that many people identify with the Unabomber somewhat; in fact, I'm sure that seventy percent of America sometimes feels that this place is not for us. That does not warrant an exaggeration of the labels and tags associated with groups that rally for change. Yes, subtle identification with a demagogue can further the extremity of the message presented but, at the same time, activists should avoid labeling themselves as Unabombers for obvious reasons...