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...readers think this is a crackpot notion to fill my column with fluff the day after spring break, they're partially correct. However, I would like to offer evidence to prove that such a time zone, in fact, already exists...
...kept any bigwigs from losing their jobs or being stymied in their political ambitions? For those with the most to lose from the latest allegations, Al Gore and Hillary Clinton, it's certainly another piece of baggage to add to a collection that's already big enough to fill a Louis Vuitton showroom. And that may be both comforting and not for the veep and First Lady. Comforting because it's just another problem of the same ilk as several they've faced - and survived - before; not so comforting because there's always the chance that this particular allegation...
Professor of German Maria M. Tatar, who teaches the course, had originally asked Lowry to introduce guest speaker Maurice Sendak, author of Where the Wild Things Are. But Lowry stepped up to fill Sendak's shoes after Sendak injured a tendon and was unable to attend...
With only a week to fill out a petition with 75 Coop members' signatures and their elusive Coop numbers, Rosenberg worked every day to secure his name on the ballot...
Although what Lincoln had in mind when he spoke of "towering genius" is extremely rare--he gives Alexander, Caesar and Napoleon as examples--one still finds similar passions in the geniuses who grow regularly within a democracy, such as the kind of geniuses who fill the elite schools, Harvard not least among them. For these students, who might otherwise "boldly take to the task of pulling down," cheering for underdogs in the NCAA tournament is cathartic. The tournament allows their revolutionary energies to be safely spent...