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...defense attorney scoffed at the notion the photo's time stamp was altered or that prosecutors could argue confusion over the two cars. "If it doesn't come out before the trial, if there is a trial,irrefutable evidence will show the photo is correct and the navy blue car is what matters...
...passionate kissing scene amid a full-cast dance number can’t redress. The closing number, “On the Air,” an anthem to short-lived fame and unrealized fortune, was so spectacular that I hardly cared whether the cast was singing in the correct key or knew the words to the glorious song. Whether the final scene was improvised or not, the audience’s thunderous applause was justifiably approving...
...central administration, and an aggressive push for fundraising.Gordon said that the January presentation was “reassuring,” but that it was based on assumptions—such as the success of an upcoming fundraising drive—that might no longer be correct, in the wake of this semester’s turmoil at Harvard.“If those assumptions do get really betrayed...then we need to find out about it,” said Gordon.—Staff writer Evan H. Jacobs can be reached at ehjacobs@fas.harvard.edu...
...makes University Hall the sole arbiter of Yard space. As arbiter, the administration has prioritized space for non-student run organizations that focus on racial, sexual, and gender differences between students. In place of student groups with diverse memberships, the Yard will soon host organizations that promote a politically-correct image of diversity at Harvard. Tour groups will eat it up. Yet this image is cynical and utterly incorrect. McLoughlin’s plan is forcing Harvard’s largest student groups out of the Yard in favor of, among other things, a new women’s center...
...manufacturers have set up shop in the capital, among them Fujitsu, LG Electronics and Daewoo. "People used to say the south was the best place to do business," says Nguyen Anh Tuan, deputy director of Vietnam's Foreign Investment Agency. "But now, that point of view is no longer correct." Tuan may be biased-his office is in Hanoi-but even Luong Van Ly, deputy director of Ho Chi Minh City's planning and investment department, is forced to grudgingly admit: "Hanoi is catching up very quickly...