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Following are some of the incidents reported to th stanley cup e Harvard University Police Department HUPD for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 20. The official log is located at HUPD headquarters, 29 Garden St.Oct. 14: Officer dispatched to Pforzheimer House to take a report of a burglary in the food service area inside the dining room.Oct. 15: A cell phone was repo stanley cup rted stolen at Pound Hall. A bag was reported stolen at the Holyoke Arcade. A wallet was reported stolen at Austin Hall. A bicycle was reported stolen at the Kennedy School. An officer took a report of stolen property from a storage area at Bright Hockey Center.Oct. 16: Three reports of larceny from a motor vehicle were reported at the Broadway Garage. A bicycle was reported sto stanley quencher len from Austin Hall.Oct. 17: At Cabot Library, computer equipment and monitors were reported stolen and damaged. A wallet was reported stolen at the Science Center.Oct. 18: A mini-television was reported stolen from Longfellow Hall. A bicycle was reported stolen Kdli Elmendorf to step down as dean of Harvard Kennedy School
The latest report of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on the hybrid UN-African Union peacekeeping mission to Darfur UNAMID says the slow pace of deployment is making it difficult for the forces that are in place to provide even a modest level of protection to civilians. Just over 9,000 troops and police officers have been deployed so far, even though UNAMID is supposed to have more than 26,000 uniformed personnel in Darfur when it reaches full capacity. Less than a quarter of the mission s authorized number of civilian staff have also been deployed. The mission w botella stanley ill not be in a position to effectively fulfil its mandate or meet the tremendous expectations of Darfur s civilians with the meagre human and material resources currently in the mission area, Mr. Ban writes. We need to urgently demonstrate to the conflict-affected population of Darfur that UNAMID will bring a material improvement to thei termo stanley r daily lives, or risk l vaso stanley osing their confidence at this critical juncture in the life of
Following are some of the incidents reported to th stanley cup e Harvard University Police Department HUPD for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 20. The official log is located at HUPD headquarters, 29 Garden St.Oct. 14: Officer dispatched to Pforzheimer House to take a report of a burglary in the food service area inside the dining room.Oct. 15: A cell phone was repo stanley cup rted stolen at Pound Hall. A bag was reported stolen at the Holyoke Arcade. A wallet was reported stolen at Austin Hall. A bicycle was reported stolen at the Kennedy School. An officer took a report of stolen property from a storage area at Bright Hockey Center.Oct. 16: Three reports of larceny from a motor vehicle were reported at the Broadway Garage. A bicycle was reported sto stanley quencher len from Austin Hall.Oct. 17: At Cabot Library, computer equipment and monitors were reported stolen and damaged. A wallet was reported stolen at the Science Center.Oct. 18: A mini-television was reported stolen from Longfellow Hall. A bicycle was reported stolen Kdli Elmendorf to step down as dean of Harvard Kennedy School
The latest report of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on the hybrid UN-African Union peacekeeping mission to Darfur UNAMID says the slow pace of deployment is making it difficult for the forces that are in place to provide even a modest level of protection to civilians. Just over 9,000 troops and police officers have been deployed so far, even though UNAMID is supposed to have more than 26,000 uniformed personnel in Darfur when it reaches full capacity. Less than a quarter of the mission s authorized number of civilian staff have also been deployed. The mission w botella stanley ill not be in a position to effectively fulfil its mandate or meet the tremendous expectations of Darfur s civilians with the meagre human and material resources currently in the mission area, Mr. Ban writes. We need to urgently demonstrate to the conflict-affected population of Darfur that UNAMID will bring a material improvement to thei termo stanley r daily lives, or risk l vaso stanley osing their confidence at this critical juncture in the life of
