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...anti-war equals wealthy and snobbish.But the soldiers-are-poor image also serves the left. When Congressman Charles Rangel introduced a bill to reintroduce the draft, it was widely seen as an anti-war gesture. The idea was that, if the military became an institution that truly represented all Americans??not just the desperately poor—then Congress would only send us to war if it was absolutely necessary.First, liberals like to point out that only one Congressman who supported the Iraq war has a son enlisted in the military (a few others have children...
Brody, Stewart, and Stern are all Jewish, but pop culture does not celebrate them because they dance the Hora or recite Hebrew; pop culture right now appreciates traits in these stars that have formerly been associated with Jews but are now much more prevalent in broader society. Americans??or at least The O.C./Comedy Central/VH1-watching Americans??are attracted to resemblances of themselves in current Jewish stars, and not some conscious love for Moses’ people...
...seems extremely unlikely to me to have happened absent other circumstances,” Palfrey said. He suggested that the student may have been under surveillance for another reason. Palfrey said he doubts that the Department of Homeland Security monitors general interlibrary loans, although he said that access to Americans?? personal information is easier today than it has been in the past. Folger Fund Professor of History and Chair of the Department of History Andrew D. Gordon ’74 wrote in an e-mail that he does not know of any comparable cases involving students...
...condition of an America where overt racial injustice has been eradicated and veiled racial injustices abound. While the book is about the evolving status of black solidarity in America, it also opens the channels for discussion about the important role that racism plays in the lives of all Americans??not just blacks...
...President Matthew P. Downer ’07 said students should support the efforts of the soldiers fighting in Iraq, regardless of their political leanings. “This week is about coming together—not as Democrats or Republicans, or liberals or conservatives, but as Americans??to honor our soldiers, and to thank them for answering our call to service,” McSorley said over the microphone. About 20 students attended the event and, in spite of the poor weather conditions, the organizers maintained a high level of enthusiasm...