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...large Zaire outbreaks Ebola emerged in areas so remote that there was little, if any, threat of spread to other countries, including the U.S. Gulu, however, is connected to Uganda's capital by a paved highway, and flights from the now-prospering Kampala depart daily to London, Paris, Johannesburg, Nairobi and other African locales. The threat of spread in this case is a bit more real...
Canellos also notes that since Clinton will depart the Oval Office in his mid-50s, there's an assumption that he'll be working--and why not at Harvard...
Throughout the week, the ships will be docked and open for public boarding. Most of them will depart on Sunday, exchanging a salute with the Constitution before they begin racing to Halifax, Nova Scotia, and then on to Amsterdam...
...Joel, at least, seems just the kind of guy this wouldn't bother a bit. He's already back in Arkansas, checking out the Paula Joneses, smiling that oily smile and basking in his four or five minutes of fame. The breathless CBS web site even let him depart with some favorable spin, calling the vote "shocking" and discerning a political shift in tribal voting from weeding out the weak to "offing likely winners...
...Residents from the 12 Houses greet first-years and future House residents at Annenberg Hall. Students soon depart for spring break destinations...