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When it finally returns to action, the Crimson invariably plays three games in four days (two ECAC, one Beanpot) at a point where its endurance and sharpness levels are inevitably down. In the past, Harvard has had the talent and the wherewithal to fight through such obstacles...but wait. Let...
The Clinton Administration, suddenly unconvinced that Russia has the wherewithal to cut its nuclear arsenal as planned, is hedging its bets on military security. Defense Secretary William Perry today complained that Moscow has fallen behind in dismantling of thousands of nuclear weapons called for under the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty...
So there's the bargain waiting to be struck. If the North is really more interested in getting rich than in making war, Clinton has a second chance to get it right. Assuming he finesses the current crisis, the President should learn the central lesson before other bad actors follow...
But rational self-interests only gain the upper hand when one side has worn out its ardor in denying the other side's humanity. That time comes when people understand that their malevolent dreams cannot be realized: neither Israel nor the P.L.O. can destroy each other. Or that moment arrives...
Kotowski and other officers said they haverepeatedly brought their concerns to policedepartment management. Yet each time, they say,officers are told Harvard does not have thefinancial wherewithal to bankroll improvements inthe locker rooms, bathrooms and other locations.