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...Right,” Nirvana’s last entry into the music shelves is little more than a greatest hits compilation. But it is a greatest hits compliation that the people who made Nirvana fought hard over. Determing how to represent the band’s closing chapter was no easy task for former band members and the ever-inflammatory Courtney Love, Cobain’s widow. These songs were chosen with deliberate thought for Nirvana’s legacy—and for this reason alone, the album is worth owning...
...group of college guys unhappy with the superficiality of the Washington, D.C. gay scene founded Delta Lambda Phi. Twelve years later, a similar frustration with local gay life compelled eight area students to bring DLP to Boston. In 2001, they finally received an official charter, establishing the Alpha Chi chapter. Alpha Chi currently consists of eight active members, six pledges and six involved alumni, hailing from Boston University, MIT, Tufts and several other institutions. The national organization now has 20 chapters, concentrated primarily in the Northeast and on the West Coast...
...strong ties with the greater Northeastern gay community. “The important work of [Laure E. “Voop” de Vulpillieres ’02] is still with us,” he adds. Vulpillieres wrote her senior thesis on how Harvard’s chapter of BGLTSA could be strengthened...
Wellstone had been locked in a tight re-election campaign against Republican challenger Norm Coleman and had begun to pull away in recent weeks, in part because this year's chapter in the Iraq saga provided Wellstone with an opportunity to remind Minnesotans that his maverick streak remained as sharp as ever. As the only vulnerable incumbent to vote against the resolution that would give President Bush war powers, Wellstone told the Senate, "Acting now on our own might be a sign of our power, but acting sensibly and in a measured way in concert with our allies.. would...
...life sentences handed down last week to two Algerian Islamic extremists behind the 1995 bombing campaign on the Paris Métro - killing eight and injuring over 200 - closed a long and traumatic chapter for many victims and their families. But for Françoise Rudetzki, the result merely signaled a brief pause in her ongoing struggle to ensure that those injured or bereaved by terrorism get not only justice, but also the recognition, assistance, and dignity they deserve to carry on with their lives. With the month-long Paris trial now over, Rudetzki and her SOS Attentats (SOS Attacks...