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Given our current budget, we have to consider campus impact with added scrutiny. And regardless of how individuals feel about its projected content, there is little question that H Bomb is going to be read, discussed and debated by a significant segment of the campus much like the large projects listed above. Given these postulates, the council’s estimate of 4,000 students reading H Bomb’s first issue is not only reasonable—it is probably conservative. Based on this, the council agreed to contribute slightly less than $0.50 per student reader?...
...begin with, the President must publicly acknowledge and condemn the atrocities. Bush broached the issue during a phone conversation with the Sudanese President two weeks ago, but a forceful public denunciation would mean more. Intense international pressure may yet persuade the Sudanese government to call off its deadly campaign. Regardless, Power asserts that ten thousand peacekeepers are needed in Darfur to secure the situation. Khartoum would first have to agree to such a mission, a concession that would require additional U.S. leverage. For example, we could threaten to extend sanctions that we are already imposing on Sudan as punishment...
Moments later, Minnesota began stretching. Soon, the team paired off and mock-sparred with one another, throwing but never landing any punches. Regardless, the imagery was clear. This was setting up to be a classic championship bout...
...source of pride, not shame. No matter how much you’re craving that Hanson hit, or those comfy chairs, or even that useful reminder of the joys of rhyming verse, Lamont isn’t the answer to your end-of-weekend woes. Study should be study regardless of whether anyone is watching. Resist ingratiation into the cult of the Reading Room and don’t make productivity a performance...
...compared with 92% of Anglos. De la Garza says there is no reason to think those figures have changed recently. For a 1996 article he co-authored, De la Garza analyzed the Latino survey data (this is where the regression analysis comes in) and concluded that "regardless of what languages they speak, whether they were born in Mexico or the United States ... Mexican Americans support American core values at least as much as Anglos...