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...students chasing a person out of their room and into the hallway,” Downer said in a phone interview...
...contrast to predecessors like Ehud Barak and Yitzhak Rabin, who had both served in Halutz’s position before entering elected politics. According to a report in Monday’s Jerusalem Post, Halutz had Harvard University Police Department officers block Israeli reporters who were seeking to interview him. HUPD did not respond to requests for comment, though the Post quoted an unnamed police spokesman saying Halutz was “not interested in talking to the media.” Halutz did not respond to e-mailed requests for comment yesterday, though he released a short statement praising...
...rallies and the meetings are not urgent enough. There are people who are working full-time and still can’t afford to feed their families. We want to bring back that sense of humanity.” Security guard Aryt Alasti said in a phone interview that he has worked seven nights a week for the past 20 years to make ends meet and looks forward to a wage increase. “It’s not enough,” Alasti said. “As I understand it, Harvard is providing AlliedBarton with enough...
Blair's thinking crystallized during the Kosovo crisis in 1999. For Blair, the actions of Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic were so heinous that they demanded a response. There was nothing particularly artful about the way he put this. In an interview with Blair for a TV film on Kosovo after the war, I remember his justifying his policy as simply "the right thing to do." But Blair was nobody's poodle. He and Bill Clinton had a near falling-out over the issue of ground troops. (Blair was prepared to contemplate a ground invasion of Kosovo, an idea that gave...
...phone interview, Kenan Professor of Government Harvey C. Mansfield ’53, who is not on the CUE, called the proposal “much too much...