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Adjah says he will write the last chapter of the book, on “what to expect when you get here...
...season’s end, though, the Black and White would take the necessary steps and make the necessary strokes to solidify its position among the nation’s elite crews. It managed to forge its own identity and script a meaningful chapter for itself in the annals of Radcliffe history...
...would drive many Americans to distraction. Guant?namo isn't in the same league as Kim Jong Il's gulag. But it's bad enough, and as Mahbubani points out, it has weakened the moral authority that the U.S. had at the end of the cold war. Alas, his brief chapter on what the U.S. can do about this flirts with the banal ("promote greater respect for international law"). Which means the ultimate message of the book is clear if, for Americans, depressing: in places like Guant?namo, the U.S. frittered away much of the world's trust in a painfully short...
...question left unanswered last week was whether the white-haired gentleman who waved happily from the Santa Rosa house where he has lived so quietly for the past 15 years can provide rich details to fill out this chapter of history. J. Todd Foster, a journalist who says he spent nearly three years in discussions with Felt's family about bringing his version of the story to the public, thinks not. "It's about five years too late," Foster tells TIME. "Mark Felt doesn't even know who he is half the time." Foster says he turned down a joint...
...following 88 members of the Class of 2005 were elected to Harvard’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa...