Rumsfeld outlines aims if US attacks Iraq
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said a U.S. strike would target Saddam Hussein's inner power circle while sparing civilians. He spoke en route to Warsaw amid NATO talks and stressed no war decision had been made. He urged enforcing U.N. disarmament and dismissed war option details as speculative.
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Poland
U.S
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Washington
Rumsfeld
Bush
Kuwait
Saddam
United States
White House
Pentagon
NATO
Russia
Turkey
International Security Assistance Force
Kabul
Germany
Uwe-Karsten Heye
International Security Assis
Tance Force
U.N
al-Qaida
Support group fights subpoena from Worcester diocese
A SNAP support group vows to fight a subpoena by the Diocese of Worcester seeking victims names and correspondence. The five plaintiffs allege the church failed to protect them from Rev. Robert E. Kelley, convicted of rape and tied to molestations at St Cecilia's. SNAP leaders plan a news conference at Harvard and may seek the Supreme Court to protect confidentiality.
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Worcester
Mass
SNAP
Robert E. Kelley
St Cecilia's
Kelley
Philip A Saviano
New England
Saviano
Wendy Murphy
Harvard University
Supreme Court
James G. Reardon
David Clohessy
MIT Turns Charms Into Art Galleries
MIT students flock to the List Visual Arts Center loan program allowing original works to travel to dorm rooms and apartments. With over 300 pieces insured and valued from 250 to 2000 dollars, most are limited editions. Items are returned each year and the program funds new acquisitions through student fees.
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Cambridge
Mass
Miro
Marc Chagall
Robert Rauschenberg
Hugo Solis
Solis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University
MIT
Jane E. Farrer
List Visual Arts Center
David A. Freilach
Farrer
Youth Vote Coalition targets turnout with door to door outreach
An array of campaigns aims to mobilize young voters before the November 5 election. The Youth Vote Coalition with partners will send hundreds of volunteers to persuade 18 to 24 year olds in 12 cities, using direct outreach despite skepticism about mobilization alone solving long term declines.
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Robert Thorman
Youth Vote Coalition
Oakland/Berkeley
California
Yale University
Donald Green
Veronica de la Garza
Curtis Gans
Committee For the Study of
Gans
Kurt Angle
Smackdown
Participate America
Gary Davis
World Wrestling Entertainment
Miss America 2003 crowns Erika Harold for brains and poise
Erika Harold of Arcana Illinois won Miss America 2003 after a strong show in a culture quiz and a standout aria. She plans anti-violence work, citing childhood bullying and the need to change perceptions of violence. Her multiethnic background and education at Illinois and Harvard law school shape her platform.
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Atlantic City
Erika Karcia
Arcana
Lil
Harold
University of Ilinois
Harvard Law School
George Bauer
Alexandra Harold
Erika
Donna Harold
U.S
Robert
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