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...their case on specific issues, some Democrats believe the Schiavo episode may change voters' general perception of the two parties. "This is a cold, bracing slap in the face for a lot of Americans, as to the degree they want these very personal issues debated upon in a political forum," says Democratic political consultant David Axelrod...
Henriques and other finalists for the award—who were affiliated with the Atlantic Monthly, The Seattle Times, and the Atlanta Journal Constitution, among others—participated in a panel at the KSG’s John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum yesterday...
...that it had already gone nuclear. Lacking any palatable military options for dealing with Pyongyang but reluctant to accede to its demand for direct talks with Washington, the Bush administration came to rely on six-party talks involving itself, North Korea, China, Russia, Japan and South Korea as the forum to negotiate with Pyongyang. Getting the North Koreans to attend, much less cut a deal, depended heavily on the ability of China - as the regime's economic lifeline - pressuring Pyongyang...
...surely the opportunity to ask tough questions of leaders on issues that matter to us is an important one we should not squander. In a university known for attracting intellectually curious and engaged students, it is often surprising that more are not willing to come down to the Forum to ask the tough question or learn something new. It is our hope that more undergraduates will take advantage of the opportunity to learn from those who come to the Forum, and hold them accountable for their words and actions. The IOP will do its part to make sure that...
Craig M. Alpert ’06 is the Chair of the Forum Program at the IOP. David M. Kaden ’06, a Crimson editor, is the President of the Student Advisory Committee at the IOP. A detailed listing and schedule of Forum events is available online at www.iop.harvard.edu...