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...have a knife?" That anonymous written question startled Police Officer Nicholas Wade, who was leading a drug-education class at a Los Angeles elementary school; he had not expected sixth-graders to be so intimately acquainted with such street savagery. After a moment's hesitation, Wade read the question aloud to the 20 students, whose answer came without any hesitation. "Tell someone!" they chorused...
...still Bok (sorry), and Charles is wondering aloud who the scruffy ruffians shouting "Derek Bok get the word, this is not Johannesburg" in the foyer might...
...rather like opening a time capsule. Raul Alvarez had written a love letter to his wartime sweetheart, Terry Espinosa of Los Angeles, that she never received. Last week she was there to read it aloud. "My dearest sweet," it began, telling of how he used to "think of you and picture ourselves together again . . . I love you with all my heart and no one will & ever come between us." No one did. Married in 1950, they reared five children. Robert Kirsch, now 66, of North Huntingdon, Pa., was a radioman en route to his B-17 squadron in Foggia, Italy...
Both HBS professors Michael E. Porter and Steven R. Fenster '63 cold-called Spence, which faculty members often do to put students on the spot and insure student preparation. When no student replied, other students responded aloud tongue-in-cheek that Spence must...
...cool toward their father, a tall, gaunt figure wearing cropped hair and a baggy gray suit. Last week he tried to call over his daughter Paula, 25. "Why now," she audibly asked, with hardly a glance at her father, "with all the reporters here?" At another moment Erica murmured aloud, "Poor Harry doesn't know what's going on." Harry, in an interview, recalled an earlier day: "In the past, my wife called me a man of vision...