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Crane replies that its 127-year knowledge of the currency supply enhances security. Although the company is best known among consumers for its fine stationery and other paper products, about 60% of the company's 1,200 employees are involved in the day-to-day production of currency paper. "The majority of our employees' time and effort goes toward making a single product that we can sell to a single customer," Lansing Crane says. "We're going to do everything we can to keep doing that for as long as possible...
Congratulations to TIME and Claudia Wallis for the very fine cover story on autism [May 15]. I have been researching and teaching about autism for more than 30 years, and I believe that hers is one of the most accurate and useful articles to appear in the popular press. Autism is being rethought because of fresh insights from individuals with autism and the scientific community. Bravo for having made that new information accessible to the general public...
...McKellen does another fine job in what has become his second career: infusing a bluff, wily menace into blockbusters in need of some perking up. (By Monday, given his appearances in X3 and The Da Vinci Code, this eminent Shakespearean is likely to become the movie actor seen by the most paying customers in a single weekend...
...belongings into their car. The student, Christine M. Fitzgerald ’07, said that her father, who was rushed to the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, is recovering well and was released from the hospital last night. “He’s actually now fine,” she said yesterday. “It was a pretty scary event, but he is pretty much just walking away with a cut on his head and an injured shoulder.” Fitzgerald’s family had been helping the Dunster resident pack her things into their...
...hard act to follow.” A picture of Simmons will one day greet those who enter the Blue Room—the Center’s main seminar room—where the photographs of her six predecessors now hang. “It would be fine with me if they would wait until after I was done, so I didn’t have to stare at it all the time,” she said. Having lived in the Philippines, New Zealand, and London, Simmons is a seasoned international scholar. Her favorite place in the world...