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...DIED. STANLEY BERENSTAIN, 82, co-author and co-illustrator, with his wife, Jan, of the best-selling children's books that chronicle the everyday travails of the Berenstain Bear family; in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. After the couple submitted a manuscript in 1961 to Random House editor Theodor Geisel?better known as Dr. Seuss?The Big Honey Hunt became the first of some 250 books in the Berenstain Bears series, which have since sold some 300 million copies...
...Deputy National Security Adviser, telling Hadley about the conversation. Cooper later testified about his version of the chat last July, but only after receiving a specific waiver from Rove and after a costly battle by Time Inc. to keep Cooper's notes from Fitzgerald. Norman Pearlstine, Time Inc.'s editor-in-chief, relented after the Supreme Court refused to hear the company's appeal...
Ever have the feeling that Republicans and Democrats are speaking different languages? The staff of The Nation is sure of it. With the help of thousands of readers who submitted entries on the magazine's Website, longtime Nation editor (and newly-named publisher) Katrina vanden Heuvel has written Dictionary of Republicanisms, a liberal take on the GOP. A sampler...
Morgan R. Grice ’06, a Crimson editorial chair, is a government concentrator in Winthrop House. Adam M. Guren ’08, a Crimson editorial editor, is an economics concentrator in Eliot House...
...mean you get to watch movies all day? Sweet.”Not exactly. “Many films make us extremely happy,” says Harvard Director of Undergraduate Studies for Film Studies J.D Connor ’92, who is also a Crimson editor. “This is an inherent risk in the subject.” But as Connor point outs, enjoyment and academics are far from mutually exclusive. The enjoyable nature of film leads many outsiders to perceive the concentration as easy. But, as the students will confirm, that’s hardly...