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...jeans caused the security guards to charge me down with batons in hand, while simultaneously the miniscule tube of chapstick from the very bottom of my rather large backpack got confiscated for being a potential bomb. I decided that the day had already gone so wrong that it couldn’t possibly get any worse. The flight would be fine, I’d get some school work done, and maybe I would even get to sit next to some attractive, post-Cabo, sun-kissed student, returning to Boston rested and ready to begin the last few weeks...
...desire to open up dialogue about Africa among African students at the Kennedy School, according to one of the event coordinators, KSG student Kobina Aidoo. “The purpose of the event is to put things into perspective about what has gone right and what has gone wrong,” he said...
...wake of last week’s horrific shooting spree at Virginia Tech, which left 32 victims dead along with their killer, analyses of what went wrong have proliferated almost as quickly as solemn condolences. Blogs, newspapers, and television talk shows are abuzz with discussions about critical failings on the part of school and government officials. One of the most damning revelations, reported by The New York Times on April 21, revealed that federal regulations ought to have prohibited the killer, Seung-Hui Cho—who had previously been ordered by a judge to receive psychiatric treatment?...
Newspapers hate admitting when they’re wrong...
Sure, they’ll run a box on Page 2 dutifully reporting a misspelled last name or a wrong address, but what if you insist that the newspaper correct a broad mischaracterization of you or your organization? Nah, you just don’t like our angle...