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...Mass Ave. business employee reported that, after leaving work and walking on Mass Ave. near Essex St., an unknown male grabbed her by the arm and asked for money. The employee kicked the suspect in the shin, causing him to release hold of her arm. She then fled down Essex St. The victim said that prior to her assault, the suspect was in the store and had an argument with a co-worker. The argument was caught on store videotape...
...March 1, 2005, a Charles St. resident walked into the Cambridge Police Department headquarters to report that unknown suspect(s) broke into his apartment by prying the back door. The suspects stole his flat-screen television. March...
...fair, the CIA has internal guidelines that prohibit rendition unless the receiving country provides assurances that the suspect will not be tortured, and have assigned a nominal contingent to monitor compliance. Nevertheless, when pressed, CIA director Porter J. Goss, in Congressional testimony last month, admitted the virtual impossibility of verifying compliance in practice. “…of course once [the suspects] are out of our control, there’s only so much we can do.” Another senior government official interviewed by The New York Times said that “Nothing...
...sitting there staring at them 24 hours a day” in foreign prisons was the only way to make sure that these suspects aren’t being tortured, then that is what the United States must do; it is a moral imperative. But it’s not the only way—the entire human-rights-flouting program of “extraordinary rendition” can be shut down and suspects can be detained and interrogated in the United States. Terrorism suspects are human beings; they must be given due process and the rights accorded...
...flashbacks to my high school senior spring, wherein many of my classmates waxed maudlin to the strikingly misconstrued soundtrack of Green Day’s “Time of Your Life”—finishing my thesis has prepared me for leaving Harvard. Come June, I suspect I will be left much as I am now: forlorn, with only anecdotes and sheaves of paper to show for all my work...