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When Justice and Power Converge
Muhajiriya, Sudan, the site of massacres in 2007, is in flames once again. In this South Darfur town, more than
An Inescapable History
NEW YORK — The recent parade of current and former Bush administration officials through Congress has offered each ignoble public
A Matter of Conscience
The seeming intractability of a crime like genocide may prompt naysayers to question the efficacy of activism. In this paper,
The Politics of Fear
The news that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) destroyed two videotapes in 2005 has caused more furor than the suspected
Cowardice on Display
CORRECTION APPENDED United States Senators Dianne Feinstein and Charles Schumer ’68 would have you believe that Attorney General nominee Michael
Cracking Down on Drinking
The College’s recent crackdown on alcohol is causing a ruckus across campus. Since May, the administration has been meeting with
A Mockery of Justice
Sudanese Government Minister Ahmad Mohammed Harun is not your typical minister of humanitarian affairs. Charged with 42 counts of crimes
Law School Students Protest Abortion Decision
Last week’s Supreme Court decision that upheld the Congressional ban on “partial-birth abortion” was the focus of an unconventional protest
Power Couples: Both Dreams Matter
The challenge of balancing family life and successful careers in a “24/7” world drew both students and parents to the
