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...felt that given the current situation--how bad it is--that we should make some kind of public demonstration rather than a uniquely educational presentation," he said. "We wanted it to be quiet and dignified. We wanted to bear witness to the fact that there are people who have been killed and who will be killed unless something is done...
...Terriers scored four goals by the end of the first half, all coming from Barnard. The Crimson held its attack for the first 15 minutes of the second half, but a four-minute run of four B.U. corners was too much for Harvard to bear, and the floodgates opened again with three more goals...
...coupled with the out-of-control entitlements Bill Clinton has so successfully campaigned on, would mean that by 2002, there would be no room in the federal budget for any domestic spending at all--even The Crimson's precious jobs bill--without a huge tax increase. And who would bear the brunt of that? The very students who today read The Crimson. Maybe the Crimson editorial writers should look at how much more they'll pay in taxes before writing their next ill-founded liberal apologia. --William M. Jay '98 Parliamentarian, Harvard Republican Club
Knight--his nickname, pronounced Shoog, is derived from "Sugar Bear"--is the son of a Compton, California, truck driver. He began building his music empire in 1989, and from the start he had an eye for raw talent. Knight is often compared to Motown founder Berry Gordy in the way in which he recruited a talented group of performers and carefully shaped their images and careers...
...generation passeth away, a new generation cometh. Buchwald met Hemingway in the Ritz Bar. Buchwald was reverently awed. Hemingway looked up from his drink and said, "Kid, have you ever wrestled a bear?" The dumbstruck Buchwald answered, "What the hell?" He probably should have left the question mark off the reply...