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...made it. They’ve found ways to lose all four, one more dramatic and heartbreaking than the next. I don’t need to go into detail. But the Sox have created a Nation. The Sox are Boston. This would change with a World Series victory. Ten years from now, the passion wouldn’t be there. Nothing would ever be the same, and that’s a shame...
...faculty members who will be recruited for this center represent a rather considerable proportion of the 60-70 new hires Kirby has guaranteed for the next ten years. These additions are a concrete testament to Kirby’s dedication to a higher degree of interdisciplinary work in FAS. The yet-to-be-filled post of Divisional Dean for the Life Sciences has the opportunity to oversee a sensible integration of the fields that will participate in the new Center. The new hires will also ease the financial burden on academic departments, since salary costs will be shared equally...
...Crimson’s editorial was irresponsible in its representation of the HUPD, in many cases rehashing allegations nearly ten years old, and in its description of the records that The Crimson is seeking. In articles published over the summer, and in legal papers that it filed, The Crimson made clear that it wants copies of HUPD incident reports, including reports about sensitive matters such as attempted suicides and sexual assaults. The details in these reports, including specific locations, physical descriptions of victim, and witness testimony, risk disclosing victims’ identities and jeopardizing privacy considerations. HUPD has demonstrated...
Indeed, Somalia-Vietnam analogies were soon ubiquitous. The United States had gone into the famine-stricken nation ten months earlier to mitigate a dire humanitarian crisis. But after the bloodshed of Oct. 3, a Gallup poll found that nearly seven in ten Americans wanted an immediate or gradual withdrawal of U.S. forces. President Clinton did eventually withdraw, and Somalia became yet another manifestation of the so-called “Vietnam syndrome...
...Ten years after the Battle of the Black Sea, U.S. soldiers are once again dying in a faraway country. To date, the number of American soldiers killed in the Iraq war is over 17 times as large as the number that perished in Mogadishu. Yet as Lawrence Kaplan details in a recent New Republic article, polls indicate that between 60 and 70 percent of the public supports an extended U.S. presence to establish civil order in Iraq, even if it takes several years and means substantial casualties...