Israel launches strikes, but it's not "in there" like the other countries

I'm a lawyer and this is the single best piece of legal writing I've seen since graduation

Fair point. I think traditionally it's 5+ people aiming at the heart/center mass so it's more effective than a missed headshot, but still stands the chance of being uncomfortable for a bit

Suicide attempts usually end with one gunshot, and people are pretty bad at shooting themselves. Several trained marksmen would theoretical not botch their shots in the same way.

No problem. Guess my clarification wasn't that well received by anyone else, lol.

Like I said, they only close the gates for major events (graduation, VIPs on campus, etc--i wasn't there but I think they also locked down during the Boston Bomber search). 99% of the time it's open to the public who walk through one of 10 or so open gates to get to the museums, statues, etc. And I'm talking about Harvard College, which contains most undergrad classrooms and dorms and is most relevant to this article, not the med school across the river or anything. Hope you enjoyed the campus tour!

Harvard is mostly gated, they close the gates for major events and only let you ok campus if you have a student id.

Well, the earth rotates too. Just gotta time your sku around that

I mean, pretty much every plane has been photographed hundreds of times. If anything, you're just cursed.