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...Erik P. Garrison ’06, a Dunster resident who attended the social, said he thought having the BGLTS tutor would help combat any perception that Dunster was homophobic...
...result, says Garrison Nelson, a professor of political science at the University of Vermont, is the potential for self-aggrandizement...
...security functions that currently leave U.S. soldiers vulnerable. But there is, at the same time, a war on, and the insurgents are unlikely to give a new provisional government a chance. The recent experience in the town of Samara may be instructive: After U.S. forces withdrew to a garrison a few miles out of town, insurgents quickly overran the base of the Iraqi security forces, necessitating a quick return by the Americans to disperse them...
...little used during Saddam Hussein's regime, but with U.N. sanctions against Iraq lifted and all import and customs controls unenforced, the port has become an unofficial entry point for used cars, electronics, clothes and food. There are no government officials here and no British soldiers from the garrison in Basra. Merchants walk up and down the dock, shouting purchase orders into satellite phones as young men in jeans with AK-47s guard against pirates who prowl the river in motorboats. As in the American frontier a century ago, fortunes are being made almost overnight in Iraq, and with...
...would hope you find the report helpful in choosing the restaurant from which your dinner will be ordered on a going-forward basis." KIMBERLY ARENA, paralegal at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, a New York City law firm, in a memo responding to a boss's request for an analysis of the best area sushi restaurants...