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When Justice and Power Converge

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Muhajiriya, Sudan, the site of massacres in 2007, is in flames once again. In this South Darfur town, more than

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NEW YORK — The recent parade of current and former Bush administration officials through Congress has offered each ignoble public

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The seeming intractability of a crime like genocide may prompt naysayers to question the efficacy of activism. In this paper,

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The news that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) destroyed two videotapes in 2005 has caused more furor than the suspected

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CORRECTION APPENDED United States Senators Dianne Feinstein and Charles Schumer ’68 would have you believe that Attorney General nominee Michael

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The College’s recent crackdown on alcohol is causing a ruckus across campus. Since May, the administration has been meeting with

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Sudanese Government Minister Ahmad Mohammed Harun is not your typical minister of humanitarian affairs. Charged with 42 counts of crimes

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Last week’s Supreme Court decision that upheld the Congressional ban on “partial-birth abortion” was the focus of an unconventional protest

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The challenge of balancing family life and successful careers in a “24/7” world drew both students and parents to the