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...increased popular support for Hussein's regime because in response to relentless U.S. pressure, the Iraqi people have rallied behind their "fearless" leader. Meanwhile, as sanctions have decimated the Iraqi people, they have shattered the few institutions that could have harbored and sustained opposition against Hussein's government. But although the sanctions are now working in Hussein's favor, much of this turnaround is due to factors that are out of his control...

Author: By Lama N. Jarudi, | Title: Seeking the True Face of Iraq | 4/28/2000 | See Source »

Under the original terms of the sanctions, the U.N. banned all trade with Iraq and froze all Iraqi assets overseas. Although food and medicine were theoretically exempt from this scheme, the country could not pay for such imports without export earnings. Moreover, since every sector of the Iraqi economy depended on foreign machines and parts, the Iraqi government could not repair electric, telephone, water, road, or sewer networks that had been destroyed during the Gulf War and the previous eight-year war with Iran. As a result of the economic collapse, Iraqi civil servants now earn about $2.50 per month...

Author: By Lama N. Jarudi, | Title: Seeking the True Face of Iraq | 4/28/2000 | See Source »

...past two heads of the U.N. humanitarian mission in Iraq have resigned, complaining that the program is hopelessly ineffective, not because of Hussein's deliberate interference, but because of bureaucratic incompetence and failing infrastructure. At the same time, others have observed that although the U.N. has set up stringent sanctions, it has not monitored the Iraqi borders as well as it should. Reporters in Iraq have observed that for every legitimate load entering Iraq from Turkey, as many as 200 enter without permission. Hussein is quick to make use of such loopholes. Meanwhile, his people suffer under the sanctions...

Author: By Lama N. Jarudi, | Title: Seeking the True Face of Iraq | 4/28/2000 | See Source »

...society decided 34 years ago to make that sacrifice, and although it is sometimes painful, it was the right choice...

Author: By The CRIMSON Staff, | Title: Upholding the Miranda Ruling | 4/28/2000 | See Source »

...Dartmouth, however, the postseason was Wednesday. Although the Big Green had no chance of consideration by the NCAA selection committee, the match against the Crimson represented an opportunity to send seniors Rebecca Dirksen and Allison Taff off as winners at home...

Author: By Martin S. Bell, CONTRIBUTING WRITER | Title: W. Tennis Loses Ivy Finale to Dartmouth | 4/28/2000 | See Source »

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