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...leaders have long followed a "Don't ask, don't tell" policy with what pretty much everyone in Washington knows is a sizable number of closeted Republicans among members of Congress, upper-level staff and top party operatives. Says Patrick Sammon, executive vice president of the gay group Log Cabin Republicans: "There are a lot of gay Republicans who are working behind the scenes to advance the priorities of this party...
...private hands and available.” Fine said that the property will be sold as three separate parcels to increase the auction’s revenue. The carriage house holds room for up to four apartments, and the separate acre of undeveloped land could accommodate a luxury cabin, according to a Sheldon Good and Co. press release. The estate was originally commissioned by railway magnate George Dunton Widener, who drowned aboard the Titanic in April 1912 alongside his 27-year-old son Harry Elkins, the Harvard graduate and book collector whose private collection helped found the library named...
...signed the papers on a Monday, and he passed away that Friday. I've only been there twice, but my friends and family stay there. Eventually I'll make it there - it's right outside of Nashville, a two-story cabin with six rooms, built in 1850. His wife June used to buy cabins in West Tennessee and had them shipped on trucks to Nashville...
...other President, also a Democrat, regretted venturing into psychobabble. Bill Clinton, squatting in jeans in the press cabin of Air Force One, said as he geared up for his re-election run that he was "trying to get people to get out of their funk," provoking mocking headlines like DR. CLINTON, NATIONAL THERAPIST...
Once students start Looking Beyond the Ivy League--the title of another Pope book--they see for themselves the advantages that can come with an open mind. They find a school that lets students work with NASA on deep-space experiments, or maintains a year-round ski cabin or funds a full year of traveling in the developing world. Schools once derided as "safeties" stand taller now, as they make the case that excellence is not always a function of exclusivity. Some kids end up getting into Harvard and then turning it down because of the $30,000 tuition...