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...believe going to war in Iraq brought a better life to the Iraqi people, but what makes the Iraqis so special? There are thousands of children starving the world over. If Bush really wants to help the people of the international community, it is far easier and cheaper to feed the hungry and dying than to spend billions on war. But there is nothing to be gained by helping starving children - and Iraq has oil. The international community needs to save those who are dying because they lack the basic necessities. Then we should concentrate on helping people improve their...
Nuclear Showdown IRAN Days after the U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) approved a resolution demanding that Iran suspend all uranium-enrichment activities, a defiant Tehran announced that it had started the conversion of some 37 tons of uranium oxide (yellowcake) into UF6-gas - the feed material for enriched uranium. Iran denies its enrichment efforts are part of a weapons program, claiming they are for electricity generation, which the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) permits. A senior official at Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Hossein Mousavian, argued that " Iran cannot be subjected only to the limitations of the treaty...
...should be noted that amid the cutbacks this past year, students have also witnessed a brand new redesigned HUDS website as well as the proliferation of ever more glossy propaganda lauding the glorious HUDS monopoly. HUDS’ mission is to feed the students, not to promote itself. If there is any way that that money, along with all of the money saved by recent cutbacks, could be better spent—perhaps on something related more directly to food—we would support...
...years, routing high-quality video over phone lines was the impossible dream: telecom operators could not feed the copper wires that run into offices and homes fast enough. But the dream has finally come true, thanks to a series of technical advances, most notably a piece of networking gear called a Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM, pronounced dee slam). This refrigerator-sized box deftly flips video data from the speedy fiber-optic networks that form the backbone of the phone system to the "final mile" of copper wires. DSLAMs have been around since 1997, but until two years...
...score would remain the same heading into the intermission, but the second half was controlled by Harvard. The Minutewomen did not record a shot in the period, and Maasdorp added a final score from a nifty reverse chip off a feed from McDavitt with 15:31 remaining...