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...with Parkinson's syndrome and robbed him of his quick wit and physical skills. So when Ali bravely took the torch and, with a trembling arm, lit the wick, there was hardly a dry eye in the house. The fire then traveled up a guy wire to the cauldron atop Olympic Stadium...
...originally established for their departure. Making the announcement during a five-day trip to Europe, Defense Secretary William Perry said that if NATO extends its peacekeeping commitment in Bosnia, he would recommend that the U.S. support the decision. TIME Pentagon correspondent Mark Thompson reports: "The Balkans have been a cauldron of religious hatred and intolerance for centuries. It's silly to think that all these wounds can be eased in 12 months. The tensions over there are such that if U.S. troops withdraw, then war could break out again." Some 20,000 U.S. troops have been stationed in Bosnia along...
Kaczynski had finished with Harvard by the time he was 20 and headed off into the cauldron of '60s campus radicalism, first at the University of Michigan, where he got his master's and Ph.D., then to the University of California, Berkeley, to teach. At Michigan he could be considered a rebel only because he wore a jacket and tie at just the moment when that was no longer done...
...Rebel in His Arms) and won't allow them to be printed again. Instead she writes religious historical romances, which enjoy steady sales of upwards of 80,000 copies. The latest is As Sure as the Dawn (Tyndale; 485 pages; $11.99), part of a series set in that reliable cauldron of vice, the Roman Empire. "Before, love stories were strictly between the man and the woman," she says. "In an inspirational, it's a triangle: the man and the woman and also their relationship with...
Samantha's friend Michelle L. Hinds, 11, bravely waded her hand in the witch's cauldron...