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...know if the speech captured why we came here exactly," one student yelled out from the crowd. "I'd like to spend a little more time trying to bear witness to what's happening in Kosovo...
Nonetheless, thinking of Enter as a command may cut into our stress level as we attempt to live up to the Harvard name. Whatever burdens come with the Harvard education are ours to bear. Just as we were pushed through Dexter Gate by those around us, so are we pulled...
...practical front, the choice of Guantanamo Bay makes all the difference. "Legally," says Branegan, "the refugees will not be in the United States." This means that normal immigration rules will not apply, nor will the full panoply of due process protections. In addition, no domestic community will have to bear the economic or political burden of taking care of 20,000 people. Both in style and substance, the goal is to make the operation seem as "temporary" as possible...
Harvard grabbed the early lead 9:11 into the game when Botterill exploded through three Brown defenders and found herself alone in front of Brewer. Botterill reversed the puck on her stick to pull the Bear netminder out of the crease before sending an uncontested shot into...
Soon it dawned on a few insightful souls, Godel foremost among them, that this way of looking at things opened up a brand-new branch of mathematics--namely, metamathematics. The familiar methods of mathematical analysis could be brought to bear on the very pattern-sprouting processes that formed the essence of formal systems--of which mathematics itself was supposed to be the primary example. Thus mathematics twists back on itself, like a self-eating snake...