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...Fonda??s chameleonic existence fills the remaining pages with enough color and calamity to catch any reader’s attention—and her candidness and “good enough is good enough” message keeps that reader impressed. Fonda deserves respect, regardless of personal politics...
...earliest—and most arousing—displays of commendable public outcry came far from Cambridge. Last December, a group of students followed Tom Hayden—the ultra-liberal ex-husband of Jane Fonda??to Miami on a trip funded by the Institute of Politics (IOP). The ostensible aims of the excursion were to observe a protest against the Fair Trade Agreement of the Americas and to “collect data.” However, the group’s innocuous observation quickly turned into active participation—and, unfortunately, involuntary detention...
When the space program meant mystery and majesty, rather than bureaucracy and unnecessary death, the nation celebrated through space chic. The revelatory beauty of Jane Fonda??s outfit in Barbarella is more important than petty changes in our national character...
...What’s important is not to dribble away these resources,” she said, adding that Fonda??s heavy investment in ailing AOL Time Warner stocks made the actress reluctant to give to a program that had shown no progress...
It’s unfortunate that the University squandered its opportunity for Fonda??s $12 million since Harvard relies on charity to carry out research. In finalizing the Epstein donation, the University should find the happy medium, where it can negotiate with the donor while maintaining its academic integrity. Though it is unclear whether Fonda would have budged, the University should have put more effort into negotiating the gift’s structure instead of lapsing into negligence. Harvard has a knack for putting money to good use, and if it combines a respect for donors?...