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Certainly everyone can agree that it’s dangerous to consume flesh from animals that are so diseased and abused that they are unable to walk. Moreover, it’s important to recognize that these animals are forced to suffer for their entire lifetime in filthy, crowded conditions. As privileged, educated individuals we must make choices which reject industries based on the mass slaughter of billions of sentient beings every year. When safer, more compassionate choices exist for food, why would we choose any other option...
...recently took a crucial step in honoring the state’s commitment by including full funding for the Green Line extension in his transportation bond bill,” Curtatone said in a statement. For Tufts students, the thought of a T stop closer than a 10-minute walk away is appealing. “There is a bus that stops by now, but it’s usually delayed, so it takes a long time to get to Davis square and the T stop is really inaccessible,” said freshman Edward Chao. The new stop would...
...there that we don’t know. This isn’t a history of the Central Intelligence Agency—most of the figures interviewed only discuss the post-9/11 political climate—but doesn’t lack a narrative backbone. The filmmakers gracefully walk a fine line between exploring the abstract elements of secrecy and the real consequences of disclosing secrets. As one interviewee tells us, after the Islamic Jihad Organization (IJO) bombed the U.S. Embassy in Beirut in 1983, details of the National Security Agency’s efforts to track...
...study was conducted by a panel of “walkability experts” who ranked the 10 largest cities in every state on a set of 14 criteria, including the percentage of residents who walk to work, the number of parks, and the relative safety of the city streets...
...with President Marcos in the Philippines? Is that something you would do as President? Well, I think that the problem with the Bush Administration now is that they only have one policy and that is to continue to support Musharraf. You ought to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. We should be reaching out to the leaders of the opposition parities that are elected resoundly. We should do more to help support civil society, particularly the lawyers and the journalists and the business leaders who have led the demonstrations against Musharraf's rule...