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...that registration of student businesses was only required during the academic year, but all use-of-name issues were valid,” wrote Page in an e-mail to the Crimson. “I work with Deans Kidd and McLoughlin on student use-of-name issues regardless of whether or not students have official business status...
...extent, there's some hypocrisy in Western fears about Russia's energy sector. Jonathan Stern of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies notes, for example, that the national energy companies in France and Italy are also majority state owned, and their chief executives are picked by the government. And regardless of any reluctance, many European countries have signed gas contracts with the Russians that cover them until about 2015. It's what happens thereafter that is unclear. European energy demand is expected to continue to rise apace, while Russia, for its part, needs Western capital if it is to continue...
...Regardless of the challenges, the Administration needs to continue to support the State Department's aggressive efforts to make sure that the small fish at Guantnamo move on. The logic that gave rise to the Administration's broad powers of detention, interrogation and surveillance is the logic of the worst-case scenario, of terrorist masterminds and ticking time bombs. It's consistent with that logic that a place like Guantnamo be reserved for only the most dangerous terrorists...
...unlawful combatants are to be treated humanely but are not covered by Geneva, which prohibits "humiliating and degrading treatment." Some techniques, like shackling prisoners for 24 hours and leaving them in their own excrement, are known to have been used at Gitmo and would certainly fall under that definition. Regardless of what the prevailing interpretations of the Hamdan decision are, the government would do well to read the tea leaves and begin envisioning a world in which officials will be forced by a future ruling similar to Hamdan to gather crucial intelligence while conforming to Geneva. Gitmo has always been...
...serving hot food at all dinners or not offering as many meals per week. Last year, Hillel offered six dinners and one lunch per week; Herbstman added that she is “99.9% sure” that Hillel will not have to cut back on this schedule. Regardless of what ends up happening to the dining program, Herbstman said there was no plan to limit who is allowed to eat at the dining hall, which attracts a very diverse group of students, both kosher and non-kosher. “No one has more of a right...