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...lived among kodiak bears each fall in southern Alaska. The other is Graham Dorrington, a London University aeronautical engineer, who wants to build and fly a hot air balloon - not a behemoth like the Hindenburg, but a small airship called The White Diamond. ?We can realize our dreams!? says this excitable scientist, who often seems near laughter or tears. ?Let?s go fly!? Now he has come to the wilds of Guyana in hopes of launching his dream...
...Community Relations connects with other faith, ethnic, and cultural groups, the Vice President of Education organizes classes, seminars, speakers, and other opportunities for education in the community, and the Vice President of Shabbat and Holidays organizes holiday programming. These five positions are all elected. “My dream is to make students more involved with Hillel by giving them a new thirst for Jewish knowledge,” Ernst wrote in an e-mail. “I also hope to work towards Hillel’s mission of fostering a Jewish identity that students will be able...
...Vultures”-era whisper-funk.“Guerolito” isn’t a bad listen, per se. Most of the vocal tracks remain untouched, the downbeat songs are still downbeat, and the upbeat songs are still upbeat. If you want to have some weird fever-dream version of “Guero” to listen to, put the disc on. Otherwise, let’s leave the cut-and-paste reinvention to its mainstream master, Beck Hansen.—Staff writer Abe J. Riesman can be reached at riesman@fas.harvard.edu...
With Dolan’s help, Fee’s dream came to life. But tensions—over Lowrey’s party-hearty ways and publisher Evan R. Johnson ’06’s diva act—soon distracted the team as they danced their way to success...
However improbable the odds at this point or modest his short-term goals, aides say, Bush still subscribes to Rove's long-held dream that his will be the transformational presidency that lays the groundwork for a Republican majority that can endure, as Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal coalition did, for a half-century or more. Once he gets past the midterm elections, Bush plans to introduce a concept that, if anything, is even more ambitious than his failed Social Security plan: a grand overhaul that would include not only that program but Medicare and Medicaid as well. Says strategist...