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...explain: "It is our choice to go to hell ... I have no life anymore. I go from day to day, but nothing means anything. I don't want a wife and children. I don't want to think. I don't want ..." His hand sweeps the room; the chaotic debris indicates that he connects to very little. A wall calendar is still open to October 1992 -- the month the apartment's original inhabitants fled. Their delicate demitasse cups lie shattered under a carelessly tossed antitank missile...
...McEvoy also says the chaotic electionprocess could ultimately benefit the house...
...sample of Harvardians was curiously uninterested in FTH'S chaotic parade of sexual perversion. Admitting that while it was okay to look through, all of our participants declared they would never buy it, and that they felt confused by its message. FTH is ultimately just a collection of pornographic shocks, most of which are badly written, interspersed with serious pieces on gay rights and abortion. Sold by subscription and in bookstores and newsstands across the country, the growing zine has a circulation of 5,000 and remains optimistic. Although the impression caused by the pieces is ambiguous, underlying each work...
...office has gotten pretty chaotic recently," said Jean Swithenbank '97, who has been looking for a summer job through OCS for a couple of weeks...
...have to sit through that?' " Said one who minded him for several months: "He'll complain about the schedule, but he's the one who puts the stuff on the schedule in the first place." Advisers must also contend with the most creative and chaotic part of Clinton's personality: his desire to constantly roam the mental landscape of the presidency. His 9:15 a.m. meeting with top aides, ostensibly to discuss his schedule, often devolves into a general discussion about whatever is in the news. Clinton holds forth in these sessions, skipping among four or five subjects with...