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PAULA JONES, a woman who apparently felt her affection for the camera was not sufficiently requited, enriched her standing among the American public by unveiling her nose job on national TV last week. The surgery, which was paid for by an anonymous donor, is the latest in a series of "improvements" Jones has made to her lineaments, although, oddly, her haircut and the removal of her braces were not considered broadcast-worthy material. Appearing exclusively on PrimeTime Live and in the National Enquirer, Jones said she decided to trade in her "family nose" because she was sick of being made...
...relief centers and denial of access to relief supplies. These abuses have made the relief efforts in the country more difficult and dangerous. Last fall there was no possible way to predict the series of events that led to this tragic famine. USAID is the world's largest donor to relief efforts in Sudan, providing more than $75 million so far in 1998 alone. But, ultimately, only a comprehensive peace that allows for equality and religious freedom for all people will end the suffering of the Sudanese. J. BRIAN ATWOOD, Administrator U.S. Agency for International Development Washington
Both sides want to clarify the rela- tionship, but Radcliffe may be asking a highprice in return for access to its donor base andits many assets, and Harvard may be concernedabout making a sound financial deal...
...early December 1997, a Hong Kong donor realized that a check for about $385,000 that he intended for University use hadn't made its way across the Pacific...
...donor, who University officials refused to name, had written the check in December 1996 to the Harvard Club of Hong Kong expecting that the money be turned over to the University...