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Walsh and the baseball coaches of Northeastern, BC and UMass have set up a meeting this July with the Red Sox Special Events Coordinator to discuss plans for the future. Possible options include finding a locally-based sponsor like Dunkin’ Donuts, the current backer for the Hockey Beanpot...
Councillor Brian P. Murphy ’86-’87 also asked the city to look into safety issues on Cambridge Common. He proposed organizing a public walk through the park for police, city officials and residents to discuss specific concerns, and Healy indicated support for the idea...
...blustery February day in the northern Japanese town of Asahikawa, members of the local ?lite crowded into the warm confines of the Ginneko barbecue shack to discuss the crisis in Iraq. The topic: whether Japan's deployment of troops there was a good idea?an emotive issue, given that many of the departing soldiers were based in Asahikawa. Squeezed in with the mayor and a gaggle of local reporters was a bright-eyed youngster named Noriaki Imai. The 18-year-old had just graduated from high school in a nearby town a few days earlier, and he was washing down...
That's why the White House and Pentagon moved quickly to formulate the right response. President Bush spoke last Thursday with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and General John Abizaid, the head of U.S. Central Command (Centcom), to discuss how to retaliate. According to a senior Administration official, Abizaid called for "a specific and overwhelming attack to restore justice." It would be accompanied by an information campaign that would spread the word "that this won't be tolerated," the senior official said. The decision by commanders in the field to respond with such force, he added, "obviously pleased" Bush. "He understands...
...week before spring break, as many people were cramming for midterms, 15 students gathered in a small room in Winthrop House to discuss the challenges faced by religious students at Harvard. The as-yet unnamed group was started by Moshe Shai Davis ’06 in response to the lack of a student discourse on religion. “I found that dealing with my own personal questions of spirituality and faith, I had few places to turn for honest, thoughtful discussion,” he explains. “I decided that there must be many others...