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...Israeli-Palestinian debate in America is usually so one-sided against Palestinians, the support within the Harvard community for Picture Balata was surprising. It is rare in this country, where criticizing Israeli policies is easily demonized as being “anti-Semitic,” that a forum for an unequivocally pro-Palestinian viewpoint receives much attention. Hopefully, this turnout is not merely indicative of a chance to hear about the conflict first-hand, but rather of a new willingness to hear the “other side” in the Middle East conflict...
...university officials received the second bomb threat in as many weeks. They had offered a $5,000 reward to anyone who knew anything and were supposed to meet that morning to discuss security measures. It would be too late before anyone came across a posting on a school online forum, which police now believe was left by Cho: "I'm going to kill people at Vtech today...
...what William Kristol argued [April 9]. Both candidates have idealism and charisma, but only Clinton has Kennedy's toughness and commitment to economic and social justice as well as political savvy and leadership skills. In her appearance with Obama and other Democratic candidates at the March 24 health-care forum in Las Vegas, Clinton was by far the most presidential, demonstrating poise, policy expertise and political realism. And she concluded her speech with an inspiring and emotionally charged appeal for everyone to join her in the tough fight for universal health care that lies ahead. Kennedy would have been proud...
...that happens to other people that we never hear of.” Although the style and format differs from piece to piece, each article comes together into a cohesive message about sexual assault. “We’re hoping that by raising awareness, and creating a forum for victims of sexual assault, more people will realize what the issue is,” says Alexandra “Sandy” N. Bolm ’09, one of the magazine’s editors. “It’s strange to me how many...
...conference in Washington, as well as a “support-our-troops drive” earlier this year, as evidence of the club’s success. Bringing at least 20 collegiate Republican organizations from Massachusetts to Harvard Hall, this year’s MACR convention provided a forum for the various clubs to share ideas and address issues ranging from the upcoming presidential election to internship and campaign volunteer opportunities for their members. “First and foremost, it is a swap shop of ideas to see what each club is doing on their campus...