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...it’s not just NGOs and individual protestors that are feeling the brunt of this current crack-down on dissent. The latest issue of The Nation includes a story that examines what journalists see as “deliberate decisions?? on the part of Pentagon officials to restrict their ability to cover some of the more politically sensitive aspects of the Iraqi engagement, such as the repatriation of the bodies of troops killed in Iraq. And remember the case of Valerie Plame, the CIA officer whose cover was recently blown? An ongoing investigation is still trying...
...afternoon is a frenzy of callbacks and final casting decisions??the cast, per Pudding tradition, is all-male, with female roles performed in drag—and culminates in a first read-through of the script that very night. It is a rapid-fire process, and not designed for the weak...
...those folks” he means the coaches, the athletic directors—who are paid to make athletic decisions??the fans, the media that follow I-AA football, and the NCAA in general. By “we,” he means the Ivy presidents. The presidents are sticking by their decision, and they don’t care how many people disagree or how strong their arguments are against the policy...
It’s the same way the Bush administration uses Friday afternoons to make public its most disgraceful policy decisions??such as the August 29th announcement that the Federal Energy Commission had reached a settlement of just over $1 million with California energy companies. This was a great deal for the corporations, which had ripped Californians off by $8.9 billion, according to the California Independent System Operator. But I digress...
Gross says that the two major decisions??the reconfiguration and consolidation of library resources and the renovation of part of the QRAC for new dance space—were made independently of one another, and that no student services will be disrupted while the construction is underway...