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Justin C. Label '97, chair of the council student affairs committee, said he was also disappointed that the proposal will not be discussed this month but remains hopeful for the future...
Almost from the beginning of the conflict, though, the U.S. had taken a different approach--at least rhetorically--from that of its European allies. Both the Clinton and Bush administrations were more willing to label the Serbs as the aggressors, both were more supportive of arming the besieged Bosnian Muslims and both were more willing to consider military action on their behalf. These sentiments led to little action because of European opposition, but at least they were there...
...risk that research results could be abused. If suicide is linked to low serotonin levels, does that mean that violence against others can also be tied to depleted stores of the brain chemical? Scientists who are looking into that possibility are worried that their work could be used to label troubled children as incorrigible and excuse the lack of services designed to help them. "It's almost impossible to discuss scientifically," says Dr. Frederick Goodwin, former director of the National Institute of Mental Health. "People always overinterpret the science in this area...
...standing anywhere on campus, there should be a blue phone in eyesight," said Justin C. Label '97. "Two independent breakins last week in Matthews [Hall] makes this a very hot issue...
Even if none of these four captures the nomination, their strength could moderate the party's platform, ensure a centrist running mate and further complicate Clinton's re-election calculations. "If the Dems can't label us as the antiabortion party," says Stone, "that robs them big time...