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...magazine was recently threatened with legal action and the possibility of having to relinquish the name “H Bomb?? because a Costa Mesa, Calif.-based company named H-Bomb Films feared being associated with the Harvard magazine’s nude content, McLoughlin said...
...opening day, I did not believe it. It was like a bomb??we just opened the door and people came inside. Our food is cheap and good, and we make the salsa from tomatoes and onions and cilantro every morning. It looks like [the students] are pretty happy since we came here...
...says something untrue—for example, the bogus threat to Air Force One on Sept. 11 cited to justify President Bush’s crisscrossing the country that day, or the nonexistent International Atomic Energy Agency report that, Bush claimed, said Iraq was six months away from the Bomb??it’s important to discover the right word to describe it. Did Bush exaggerate something true or did he just make it up? Did the White House purposely deceive us about Air Force One, or get confused? Did Rice assume Clarke would not come forward...
...feel about its projected content, there is little question that H Bomb is going to be read, discussed and debated by a significant segment of the campus much like the large projects listed above. Given these postulates, the council’s estimate of 4,000 students reading H Bomb??s first issue is not only reasonable—it is probably conservative. Based on this, the council agreed to contribute slightly less than $0.50 per student reader—after taking into consideration the impact on the creators. This is commensurate with past decisions in funding large...
...debate on H Bomb??s content will no doubt go on, but the amount granted is a clear product of the consistent consideration process we use for every grant request. By supporting student groups, including H Bomb, we hope to ensure that opportunities for involvement continue to grow and impact every member of the campus community...