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...editorial, “Israel’s Inalienable Right?? (Editorial, Sept. 25), the Crimson staff is right on one count: Article 51 of the UN Charter affirms the right of Israel—or any state—to retaliate against an armed attack. But just because Israel has that right, it does not follow that it must use it, especially when doing so would do itself more harm than good...
...rule’—to extend their privileges to match those of members of Congress, so that they would be able to park at crosswalks, bus stops and residential permit areas without penalty. The sponsor of the measure said that there was “something not right?? about members of Congress having more privileges in this area than council members. The proposal, like most D.C. ordinances, is now awaiting Congressional approval. Don’t hold your breath...
Actually, Radcliffe will be looking to snap a string of bronze finishes at Sprints. How many years has the stretch lasted, you ask? That’s right??three...
...leaking refrigerators. Conventional journalists, like Alex Beam in the Boston Globe, have seized on these slice-of-life bloggers to condemn the whole movement as justification of their own privileged status as those few who should be trusted to wield the pen in a public forum. Beam is half right??the world needs thrice daily updates on somebody’s leaking fridge like the world needs leaking refrigerators in the first place...
...massive amount of surveillance required—an alcohol cage and other precautions. “UC reps who were around for that experience reassured us that this only created substantially more work for very little reward,” Lee wrote in an e-mail message. All right??then can the council figure out a way to work with HoCos so that those of legal age would be able to enjoy a couple of beers in their House at a Stein Club equivalent before heading over to the MAC Quad? Permission to drink moderately and responsibly...