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...life that had had its share of turmoil. Like her husband, she arrived at the White House the hard way, catapulted there by the murder of John F. Kennedy. Just as daunting, her predecessor as First Lady was Jacqueline Kennedy--to put it mildly, a hard act to follow. She couldn't hope to play Jackie, and wisely she didn't try. Her own style was modest, warm and reassuring, which was what a traumatized country needed...
...future of Harvard’s best talent continues to evolve in professional hockey, the success of these three can serve notice that Harvard hockey is routinely capable of molding promising freshmen into players with the skills and mental agility to follow Donato’s professional example...
...public places is a sound policy that would benefit all countries, not just China. In the U.S., where only about 20 percent of adults smoke, the problem of second-hand smoke exposure is perhaps not as readily apparent as it is in China. Nevertheless, more states should follow the example set by California and New York and countries like France and England, where smoking is banned in most, if not all, public places. In addition to improving public health in that specific area, these bans raise awareness to the serious and often underestimated dangers of second-hand smoke and could...
...study followed 18,000 men who provided blood samples between 1993 and 1995 to the Health Professionals Follow-up Study, a 21-year-old all-male study conducted by HSPH. Of this group, 84 individuals were later diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Urate levels in these individuals’ blood samples were then monitored and compared with those of control subjects with matching age, race, and time of blood collection...
...hometown, sometimes called Tree City, U.S.A. [July 9]. Taking in the view from the nearby mountains, I sometimes find it hard to believe that there's a city down there. On hot days, we're really thankful for all the shade. I hope that city planners everywhere can follow Pasadena's example. Sam Huddy, Pasadena, California...