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...it’s the sense of self-satisfaction that blinds us to this, and that prevents us from being more constructive. Copies of the photograph of us on the football field hung, curling, from bulletin boards for years; I suspect that copies of the photograph of Winthrop House arrayed on the footbridge will share a similar fate...
...Officers were dispatched on a report of an individual on a bicycle who had touched a female inappropriately in front of Pennypacker Hall. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male, 18-20 years of age, with dark hair in a buzz cut. The suspect was wearing a blue and white striped long sleeved shirt and rode a “short” bicycle. Both HUPD and Cambridge Police Department officers checked the area with negative results...
...Thai authorities say they suspect but cannot positively prove foreign involvement in the violence in the south. Clearly, however, the insurgency is showing the fervor of jihadist groups elsewhere, most notably a readiness to die for the cause. The most potent evidence surfaced on April 28, when 108 Thai Muslims were killed by security forces in what appeared to be coordinated suicide attacks on military and police posts throughout the south (17 others were captured). Mostly young men in their 20s, the attackers almost to a man carried only knives and machetes and shouted "Allahuakbar!" as they approached their targets...
...plotting. Reports on the British investigation, now circulating among U.S. law-enforcement agencies, assert that the group was trying to construct a crude radiological dirty bomb. The arrests (which followed a yearlong surveillance operation, code-named Operation Spangle) turned up a cache of household smoke detectors, which the British suspect the group wanted to cannibalize for their minute quantities of americium-241, a man-made radioactive chemical. Officials tell TIME it's extremely unlikely that enough americium could be harvested from smoke detectors to create a device potent enough to inflict radiation sickness, let alone kill people. But others argue...
...Washington of hypocrisy. It insists that not only will the 7E7 benefit from subsidies in the form of a reduced state sales tax, but Japanese and Italian governments are subsidizing their own companies with Boeing subcontracts for the new plane. Some Europeans find the timing of the U.S. challenge suspect. "Is it just a coincidence that the WTO complaint came between two national debates when President Bush is falling in the polls?" ponders a Commission official. Boeing employs 150,000 people in the U.S., and protecting those jobs is one issue on which Democrats and Republicans can agree to agree...