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...sexually adventurous lady who’s sick of confessing to Bored@Lamont. How many girls on this campus long for friends who can be as open as the girls on “Sex and the City?” Even the Charlottes of Harvard can join in on the fun occasionally...
...comment for this story, saying they did not want to discuss the search before the committee convenes for the first time, at a date not yet set. Nancy F. Cott, the Trumbull professor of American history and Pforzheimer director of the Schlesinger Library, said she was invited to join the committee several weeks ago, adding that she hopes to have an appointment ready by July 1 next year, when Grosz’s interim term expires. “I am not that happy that the committee has not yet met,” said Cott. She said that...
...urging talks between Turkish and Iraqi leaders to find a peaceful solution. For Turkey, that would require that the Iraqi Kurds distance themselves from the PKK, shut down its offices and make some attempt to crack down on their bases in the mountains. Turkey also wants Iraq to join Washington and Ankara in labeling the PKK a terrorist organization. But if Iraq fails to curb the PKK, then, as President Abdullah Gul told TIME in an interview earlier this year, "Turkey reserves the right to defend itself...
...world have lobbied for statements of recognition from major powers in light of Turkey’s frightful obstinacy, and have won support in more than twenty nations. With Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi in control, it appears that the time has finally come for America to join this group...
...Pelosi has pointed out, “there’s never been a good time” to draw Turkey’s ire over this issue. Furthermore, a modern nation yearning to join the European Union ought to make peace with its past. If President Bush can claim that acts of genocide will never occur “on his watch,” surely he should not shy away from recognizing one for the sake of political expedience. We are also disappointed that leadership of the recognition of the Armenian genocide has largely been left to politicians...