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...think right now our ultimate goal would be to [rotate defensive ends the same way] we did in the past [last year, four players saw almost equal playing time], but probably in the beginning we won’t be able to,” Westerfield said. “But both Erik Grimm and Doug Bennett have shown a lot of potential, and we expect them to be big contributors this year...
...says Abu Yahya, 28, a British-born veteran of training camps in Afghanistan and one of the leaders of this Islamist group, "the men are magnificent." He professes equal admiration for two others, both acquaintances: Omar Khan Sharif, one of the two British suicide bombers who blew up a crowded Tel Aviv bar last April, and Omar Saeed Sheik, the British citizen accused of murdering journalist Daniel Pearl...
Recent efforts by social conservatives to amend the Constitution to prohibit gay marriage are deplorable and discriminatory. Such an amendment would undermine the fundamental notions of equality and freedom on which our country was founded and would mark a significant setback in the progress that gay people—and other traditionally oppressed groups—have made toward equality. It would offer no practical benefits to anyone and is an egregious, offensive intrusion into the lives of citizens who wish only to enjoy the same rights as everyone else. If there is to be a constitutional amendment regarding...
...Separate but equal would look like a step forward,” Logan quipped in reference to the long-discarded 1896 Supreme Court rationale for segregating schools and public facilities...
Epps witnessed the merging of Harvard and Radcliffe in 1977, and helped women gain equal status on campus. Though he had coordinated final clubs’ punch seasons for years, Epps became concerned when they refused to admit women, and he led the attack on the clubs after the College severed all ties with them...