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Yasin adds that without the wider media coverage, he probably would not have gotten a death threat signed “One Shot, One Kill.” Still, he says he continues to get e-mails of support from Harvard alumni and strangers from around the world...
...whole $726 billion glory. In political terms, the Senate has successfully emasculated the president’s proposal. But, in straight policy terms, the Democrats didn’t do nearly enough; the nation will still have to accept a several hundred billion dollar tax cut and an even wider budget gap. This tax cut, no matter how watered down, should not be passed...
...number of important ways. Most obviously, they are far more opposed to the war than the public nationwide. Harvard undergrads were more pessimistic about the war earlier. And a gender gap—in which women tend to oppose the war more then men—was wider at Harvard than elsewhere...
...authorized body. The British leader will try to convince President Bush that notwithstanding the difficulties of working through the UN, a U.S. military administration or a civilian government perceived to be under its tutelage will struggle to win legitimacy in the eyes of many Iraqis and in the wider region, which could imperil efforts to stabilize Iraq. But the prevailing view among U.S. officials is that the UN should be confined to providing humanitarian aid, while the U.S. takes charge. Britain and the U.S. are firmly united on waging the war to oust Saddam's regime, but calibrating their post...
...sharp contrast to the wider American public, a majority of students at Harvard College oppose the current U.S. military action against Iraq...