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One of the ironies of suffering a national tragedy on the scale of Rwanda's is that once the crisis is off the front pages of the world's newspapers, the emergency-relief money stops flowing--precisely when the country needs ever larger foreign contributions to restart a moribund society...
By pressing charges against Allen, Downs said she wasn't seeking vengeance.
Most council leaders, however, said they believed there is a more pressing need for offices and meeting places for student groups.
Americans should think about at what point people have the right to be self-destructive. Alcohol damages the liver and kills many people every year when intoxicated adults get into their automobiles. Will Budweiser be the next victim of the courts? Obesity may represent America's most pressing health issue...
"If a pressing academic priority arose, we might consider converting Hemenway into something different," David A. Zewinski '76, associate dean for physical resources and planning in FAS, told The Crimson last month. "There wasn't any high priority need to invest in Hemenway."