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...School professor Carol Steiker ’82 spoke on the possibility of the death penalty??s abolition within the United States...
According to a statement from USADA, the leniency of the penalty??half the normal punishment for similar offenses—was due to “the unusual circumstances in [Scherf’s] case...
...tracks, often creating beautiful oceans of sound and offering a refreshing alternative to Beirut’s contemporaries. However, the highlights of the album come when the clamor dies down and frontman Zach Condon is left singing accompanied only by one instrument. The ukulele of “The Penalty?? comes like a cleansing sorbet after the decadence of the previous songs. “Un Dernier Verre (Pour La Route)” begins simply, but Condon can’t resist indulging in his horns. Most of the record’s songs are waltzes; most...
...left corner of Dartmouth’s zone.The Crimson got on the board at 2:48, when junior winger Jon Pelle fed Taylor at the edge of the crease for a point-blank blast into the left-side netting.Though Harvard did not score again during the major penalty??thanks to several acrobatic saves by Big Green netminder Mike Devine—the Crimson defense limited Dartmouth’s goal-scoring opportunities and prevented the Big Green from equalizing in the opening frame.“We came out with good intensity—we were physical...
...eyes, she asked us whether she deserved the death sentence that we, society, had given her. Her full lips rebuked us, and her flaxen locks seemed to shine with lost potential. Then she delivered her punch line: She had been conceived through rape, and her “death penalty?? was an abortion, one that society would have permitted to take place. Her message was clear: Abortions, regardless of the means of conception, are murder...