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...controlled northern India, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, using the Kabul region as a summer vacation spot. For all their power, the Kushans handled cultural and religious diversity better than those who have ruled Afghanistan in recent decades. Cambon says they showed "an extreme tolerance and true eclecticism if we bear in mind the diverse origins of the divinities that appear on the reverse of their coins: Greek, Iranian, Hindu, even the first figurative representation of Buddha...
Some hard-drinkin’ cowboys have also had to adapt to a more cosmopolitan/boring way of gettin’ down. “Another transition that was difficult to bear was the lackluster social scene,” explains Great Falls, Montana resident Alexander Blewett ’03. “My brother and I tend to throw blowout parties back in Montana, and it’s safe to say that even our chintzy Montana boondock parties far outclass the half-ass shmooze-fest social gatherings Harvard students refer to as parties...
...think the new president has a great capacity for positive thinking and I’m sure that he will bring it to bear on town-gown relations,” City Councillor Kathleen L. Born says. “I am enormously optimistic that this relationship can be repaired...
Nevertheless, winning over Arab leaders is not impossible. If Washington can promote a just peace in Israel and Palestine, it will accumulate enough good will in the Middle East to do just about anything it wants with Saddam Hussein and Iraq. Bear in mind that this time around, Washington will have to do more than merely pay lip service to the desirability of an independent Palestine; it will have to put forth a substantive plan for a Palestinian state...
Monell said that the current loan burden on exiting students is too much for them to bear. He estimates that overall $10 million in graduate student need still goes unmet...